The Secret of the Celebrities
Today is Thursday, February 09th, 2012
That way, people would be more motivated to change who they are inside, rather than how they look on the outside (e.g. Michael Jackson might not be motivated to hit the bleotch and whiten his skin).
Thoughts?
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Comment by Donut Tim on 27 November 2009:
If that were the case, people would fight over the size of a person’s nose or hair color.
It is a human trait to defend one’s family, community and territory against outsiders. This extend’s to many other divisions. If major differences were not present, small ones would suffice.
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Comment by leftfut1 on 27 November 2009:
God didn’t create multicolored people, he created the first man and woman who had the ability in their genes to have different color children. This was his intent, to populate the earth with all different skin colors. It is just like he did everything else, he loves diversity and skin color is just one of many.
Comment by wcwindom on 28 November 2009:
We don’t know what color Adam and Eve were. Most likely since the Garden was located in the Africa/Middle Eastern Region they were of a darker skin tone. But as people moved away to different climates, and genetics started affecting people, colors began to alter.
And maybe He just loves variety. As to the motivation to change, that comes from Love of Him and of other people.
Comment by Lanosrep "Bo Pilgrim" Noitamrofn on 28 November 2009:
Perhaps one god had created native Earthlings and they were all one color. Then a god somewhere else created natives to a colder Earth-like planet somewhere else in our universe (that being white people). Perhaps the white people infiltrated Earth long ago.
Maybe that’s what happened. And maybe, it was just evolution, based on our environment on Earth, and what part of the earth we were located on. Over thousands upon thousands of years of course.
But I’m just a monkey, so I can’t be too sure.
Comment by ed1white on 28 November 2009:
What explains the development of the various racial characteristics?
“All men living today belong to a single species, Homo sapiens, and are derived from a common stock. . . . Biological differences between human beings are due to differences in hereditary constitution and to the influence of the environment on this genetic potential. In most cases, those differences are due to the interaction of these two sets of factors. . . . Differences between individuals within a race or within a population are often greater than the average differences between races or populations.”—An international body of scientists convened by UNESCO, quoted in Statement on Race (New York, 1972, third ed.), Ashley Montagu, pp. 149, 150.
“A race is simply one of the partially isolated gene pools into which the human species came to be divided during and following its early geographical spread. Roughly one race has developed on each of the five major continental areas of the earth. . . . Man did indeed diverge genetically during this phase of history and we can measure and study the results of this divergence in what remains today of the old geographical races. As we would expect, divergence appears to be correlated with the degree of isolation. . . . When race formation took place on the continents, with the bottlenecking of thousands of populations in isolated gene pools all over the world, the gene-frequency differences we now see were established. . . . The paradox which faces us is that each group of humans appears to be externally different yet underneath these differences there is fundamental similarity.” (Heredity and Human Life, New York, 1963, H. L. Carson, pp. 151, 154, 162, 163) (Thus, early in human history, when a group of people were isolated from others and married within the group, certain distinctive combinations of genetic traits were emphasized in their offspring.)
Comment by Spiritual Philosopher on 28 November 2009:
But who are you, O man, to talk back to God?
“Shall what is formed say to him who formed it,
‘Why did you make me like this?’ ”
Does not the potter have the right to make out of the same lump of clay some pottery for noble purposes and some for common use?
/true believer/
Comment by Fuzzy on 28 November 2009:
All of God’s creation strive for infinite variety through infinite combinations. It is the reason we multiply through sex rather than by budding.
God does not like the color of gray to become dominant, or any other color for that matter.
Comment by MarkR on 28 November 2009:
Jesus loves the little children
All the little children of the world
Red and yellow, black and white
They are precious in His sight
Jesus loves the little children of the world!
I thank you God for the great variety of people You have put on this planet. God, You are great! Thank you for the wonderful things you have done!
Comment by FitLine Activize OxyPlus on 28 November 2009:
People look different because of genetic mutations and where they live on the planet.
Assuming God just let the above factors determine how people look, then God is just letting the flow of nature run its course.
Comment by Madaline on 28 November 2009:
The climate that people live in decide their skin color. It is scientific. God was smart when he created different colors but I buy Evolution was smart.
Comment by Patrick on 29 November 2009:
Well, if we keep banging each other we’ll all be one color eventually anyway.
Comment by jcurriei on 29 November 2009:
I don’t know about you, but I’m not multi-coloured. The aboriginal dude I work with is all “one colour”… The black guys I know are all one colour…as are the Asian folk…
Good Luck!
Comment by Be Blessed on 29 November 2009:
God LOVES variety and individuality. It’s less boring that way. Blessings!
Comment by Most Popular Christmas Toys on 29 November 2009:
That would be boring! Everyone is different! Not sure why God didn’t but who knows and who cares!
XOXOX
Comment by Zen on 29 November 2009:
Evolution.
Comment by Macrocom on 29 November 2009:
People are all one colour. Its just that we choose to see them as being different.
Comment by mgnowic on 29 November 2009:
boring and confusing
Comment by Cheekote on 29 November 2009:
black people can CHANGE! lol
Comment by Idiocracy XVIII on 29 November 2009:
But isn’t skin color a choice?
Comment by Hope on 30 November 2009:
it would be boring if all ppl were the same color
Comment by Pulling Down Strongholds on 30 November 2009:
God made us different that He might make us one.
Comment by ATheist on 30 November 2009:
I’m glad we are not all the same.