Blaine: Somehow I imagined you as being a
very hairy, dark and loathsome Italian type, with an oily skin and a
bad case of acne, Kevin. (:>) I am surprised you have no
beard, and even more surprised you are fair enough to have freckles, like
myself. But read the book of Genesis, and you will see that Jacob was
pretty much hairless, while his twin brother Esau was very hairy. Ring a
bell? Not all Jews are hairy, huh? IN fact, I happen to know a
Jew, Victor was his first name, who had no beard at all--at least not when
we were 18 yrs old and in Basic training in the USAF. He had dark
hair, and a very clear, peachy complexion. The BoM describes Mary, the
mother of Jesus, as being white and fair above all women--probably a beautiful
blonde, or a very fair redhead. Many Jews are not only white, but have
blonde hair and even freckles. You have to remember that the BoM people
who came from Jerusalem in 600 BC were a small select group. They may not
have been typical dark, hairy fellows like many Jews we see in New York, or
crying at the wailing wall. Barbara Streasand is a very fair Jew, as are
others I have seen--Danny Kay for another. Jesus was supposedly described
as having blue eyes and reddish blonde hair.
But, as to the American Indian, it is plainly
evident he has much oriental blood in him. That seems undeniable.
Yet, in many other ways, he seems to have something else--he seems to have a
heritage based upon a totally different religious outlook. When the White
man first arrived in the Americas, most Indian Tribes seemed totally unfamiliar
with the concept of property and land ownership--this is in keeping with the BoM
record that they lived the United Order--had all things in common--for at least
three generations after being visited by Jesus Christ.
Which reminds me, how do you account for
the many legends among the Indian tribes of both North and South America of
being visited by a White God? The Hopi called him the Lost White Brother,
Pahana. The Aztecs called him Viracocha, and the and Mayans called him
Quetzalcoatl. This is also true of the Hawaiians, who called him Lono, and
other Pacific Islanders had other names for him. You cannot ignore
this--it does not smack of a cultural heritage like any Oriental peoples I ever
heard of. You keep harping on my not answering some of your trap-type
questions, how about this?
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