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We Africans must stop allowing ourselves to be broken down. You Christians are broken up into all kinds of Stupid Splinter groups battling against each other over who's Religion is the right way of life. When you get into Christianity,you have The seventh day Adventist,  the Jehovah's witnesses,The Mormons,The Pentecostals, The Protestants, The Baptists, The Orthodox and the Catholic Church, etc, etc,  And guess what, All of this has been set up to Divide you in mind. And to this point it has worked! Overstand that the power of US Africans coming together Mentally can and will affect the world. But our differences must be put aside for an Agenda that will uplift us all. Not just a select few.

Africa is currently being scrutinized for its procedures for adoptions by whites parents. Improvements must be made to a “corrupt” system that is rumored to accommodate illegal adoption transactions and even “stolen” children who are quickly purchased by whites Americans and Europeans. Also most of the white Americans and Europeans suffer from a sense of superiority, as if they are doing the world a favor by adopting the poor African baby who otherwise might have been living on the streets.

davidylan:
I think you'll find out most are not interested in what charlatans like mazaje have to say. When you realise the person purporting to "ask" is nothing but a renowned unintelligent scoffer you tend to prefer to spend time doing something else than offering to feed his ego.

Davidylan,why are you posting on this thread if you tend to prefer to spend time doing something else ?.You should realise that in this list of questions,some biblical references are given. I am assuming that any Christian knowledgeable enough to address these questions intelligently will not have trouble finding the biblical passages at issue. In addition, some questions assume a general familiarity with certain biblical and extra-biblical subjects which are not practical to reference because the relevant knowledge is widely dispersed through a large body of literature; for unreferenced items, a Christian who does not understand the issue probably is not well-read enough to attempt an answer.

mazaje:
1.why is it that the biblegod in spite of all kinds of promises to heal and perform miracles, has never ever healed an amputee?
2.which of the two different creation stories in the bible is the true cration story?
3.when did jesus really die, is it on the eve of passover or on the passover day itself?
4.what time was jesus really crucified? 9am or at noon?
5. when and where did jesus really apper to the 11 disciples after his resurrection, jerusalem or galilee?
6. where did jesus really ascend into heaven? from mount olivet or from From bethany?
7.why is the biblegod so obessed with foreskins in the old testament?
8.shouldn't christian women put tags on themselves when going through menstruation? (Leviticus 15: 19-33)
9.do you think parents should stone their child to death?
10.what was god doing inside a wooden ark? and why did he kill the man that was trying tostop the ark from falling?
11.why didn't god bring in jesus earlier so he wouldn't have to do that flood?
12.how many days did jesus really spend on earth after he rose from the dead?
13.why did jesus tell some of his disciples that they were not going to taste death until he returns.
14. why did jesus say that those who pray to him will get anything that they ask for?
15.why does paul seem to despise the disciples of jesus so much?
16. what really happened to paul when he meet jesus? (the two account in the book of acts cancel each other out completely)
17.why does pauls teachings seem to be in sharp disagreement with the understanding and practices of jesus' own disciples?
18. why is there no universally acceptable christian doctorine and teaching?

Very interresting questions.But where are the so christians to answer them
I am not surprised to discover that the christians cannot answer the tough questions about Christianity on this thread.

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Nearly all Africans,Nubians that disagree with those who speak of the black Jesus do not actually go and do research in to the historical background of the Christianity practised today. We see attempts by Africans,Nubians in the west to give presence to a black Jesus, but many of them still give their black Jesus image straight thin hair ,Not woolly hair. Africans,Nubians we have been so lost in skin we have forgot about our hair. The pro-white factions of Africans,Nubians please try and understand the rationale. The notion of equality is also questionable here. The last physical slavery period in our existence saw Europe dismantle African,Nubian cultures. The presence of Christianity in Europe then was much stronger than it was today. They prayed extensively to a white Jesus to make sure they succeeded in controlling Africans,Nubians and having safe journeys through the oceans back and forth with Africans/Nubians. If you truly believe in the power of Jesus then you must accept that the white Jesus answered their prayers and continued to help the Caucasians for two hundred years.The Caucasians ended slavery on their terms. Remember this was prior to secularisation and Christianity was practised much more strongly than it is today. General caucasian belief was much stronger. They prayed for assistance in harming Africans,Nubians  these events occurred .Now ask yourself did their prayers work? Africans,Nubians please listen we have etheric ties with nature
when we give out our prayers (etheric mental energy) these forces go to the image in your mind the white Jesus then channel through to the white male who is the physical manifestation of that image. The Caucasian feed off your mental strength regardless if they are agreeable or disagreeable. With all mental energy from all races channelled through the white Jesus the Caucasian race gain a god complex leading to intentional or unintentional white supremacy. Tama-re (Africa) is the only continent what has not economically progressed last century, it has become worse. Our hundreds of politicians, thousands of soldiers throughout Africa must have similarities in their nature that allow them to become corrupt or easily controlled. It is moonney (money) that leads to sin (bu-sin-ness) and badly interpreted Christianity which creates loop-holes in rationale thought allowing disagreeable forces to take over. Within tama-re many of the traditional religions within the village are really the birthplaces of nearly ALL religions on earth. Most of the traditional religions stem back to the Blacks Egyptians and the Sumerians or the stars.Until we as Africans,Nubians in Tama-re (Africa) as a collective understand and embrace the nature of our original existence on a religious, historical and scientific level we will always be controlled by evolutionary forces detrimental to our existence.

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=255012.msg3657864#msg3657864 date=1238313687]Why didn't Jesus choose both genders while selecting His apostles?. Was He a sexist or are we making mistakes today ordaining women as pastors?.
Did Jesus avoid picking women because they come with a lot of baggages like their menstrual cycle or distracting some apostles from concentrating on lord's work?[/quote]I think he wanted to avoid the "temptation".

[quote author=Aloy.Emeka link=topic=254966.msg3657821#msg3657821 date=1238312334]Is that why you guys have posted this thread here 20x in just one week?. To slander pastors and christianity?[/quote]No,this is a Different thread and a different pastor.(Look at the date the article was published).
It is not our fault if there is more than 20 different pastors per weeks who try to scam a church.
I am Not muslim and I am not christian,I am just giving you an information.

It's about a Nigerian pastor who tried to scam a church in the US and they made an idiot out of him, lol
Read the story below as told by Ifeanyi N.

Pastor Samuel Eze of God Love Bible Ministry in Apapa, approaches the Church of Bread and Wine abroad with the aim of helping them spread the work here in Nigeria, however he has a shortcoming: He needs funds. Thus he asked the Church to provide him with $74,000 to foster a joint venture between the two churches, 
 
419eater is contacted and takes over and poses as Father Ted Chilly of the Bread and Wine Church. He immediately responds to Samuel Eze's email requesting the funds ($74,000)
This is a picture of the " Church of Bread and Wine" and its Photoshop!! To fool Pastor Samuel!!
Says "Father Ted" (419eater) to Pastor Samuel in his email reply to him: "You have come to the right place. We have over 300 churches world-wide and love to help upcoming churches like yours. We don't, however send funds without recourse to our due procedures, in order to be sure of where our funds are being sent. You must follow the formal steps to identify yourself with our Church before u can claim the money.
They are as follows: You must identify with the symbols of our Church, which are BREAD and WINE."
1. You must send us a picture of yourself holding our Church name printed on a banner. You must be sitted.
2. You must send a picture of yourself holding a bottle of WINE to your ear.
3. You must send a picture of yourself carrying a loaf of BREAD on your head.

Source: http://www.419eater.com/html/samuel_eze.htm

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THE SIGN

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THE WINE

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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,  THE BREAD!


Source:  http://www.419eater.com/html/samuel_eze.htm

Your Mental (mind) power is the greatest power which you as Africans have. Mind power is the greatest power in the Universes, and You as a race, are greatly in need of it, in order to think and do for yourselves independent of other races as other races are independent of you and once we reach this state it will give us the authority to speak, see and learn utilizing experience, evidence and reason leading to where all other nations will respect us. Because with this mental power we will come to realize that there is nothing we cannot achieve once our minds and mentalities are in order

Truth11:
Jesus is the Creator, master and the Only True God worthy of worship and praise. Obey Him.

If Jesus Is God Who Was Jesus Calling On In Matthews 27:46, When He Said Eli, Eli Lama Sabachtani, My God, My God Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?

Jade Goody has died,so what??.Millions of Africans childrens have died,why dont we talk about them in the media??.

They should arrest the suicide bomber who comited this attack.

The so-called Jews never refer to themselves as Hebrews; it's Israeli or Jewish. These words, Jewish or Israeli are not in the scriptures. These terms are used because they know that they are not the original Israelites. That's why they never say that they live in the land Israel. They use the term, the state of Israel,(State created in 1948). The word "Jew" itself was a nickname for one of the tribes of Judah (Genesis 29:31-35); and other people (Go-Ee, Gentiles), who were not Hebrews, but managed to adopt the way of life of the tribe of Judah.

8.) Why the god of the bible is so vengeful and bloodthirty, killing millions of innocent children

Because he is the Fake God of the Bible,the Book of the former colonial master; And the former colonial master is so vengeful and bloodthirty, killing millions of innocent children all over the world.

Pastors use Body Guards because they realise that we know now that they are Scammers.

3)  Stole (or took without permission) someone else's donkey.

He is guilty.Robbery is the crime of seizing property through violence or intimidation.Now there is Evidence that Jesus is a Robber.I was sure that there was something wrong with this Jesus.

Brainwashed Evangelical Christians?.We attach meaning to words and we distort them. For example, the word 'brainwashing.' Like your body, your brain needs washing sometimes. You don't want to walk around with a dirty brain, a dirty mind. What is wrong with the word 'brainwashing'? It indicates a clean brain, a clean mind, but it is used in a derogatory manner. In this case Christians Evangelical are Brain-dirt. They have dirty brain because religious endoctrination put Dirt in their brain.

Church institutions are business institutions. For them,Money is the concern at hand, not the salvation of your soul.

After the alleged crucifixion, Yashu’a (aka Jesus) appeared several times to different people before he went to Galilee:

1-To Mary Magdalene disguised as a gardener. Why would a spirit have a disguise? . . .
2-To two travelers on the way to a village called Emmaus, with him they held a lengthy conversation. They didn’t know him. Why? Because he had on a disguise.
3-To the eleven disciples and ate and talked with them. Spirits do not eat the food of the Earth. . . If you saw a person that you had heard was dead and buried wouldn’t you think it was a ghost?

That’s exactly what the disciples thought. (Luke 24:36-37) He wanted them to touch his hands and feet. Why? He wanted them to feel the wounds he got during the fight in the Garden of Gethsemane. He wanted them to feel his flesh’s warmth and vitality. Thus he showed them that he was not a translated (gone from one state to another) body. He hadn’t metamorphosed and he obviously hadn’t resurrected because a resurrected body is a spiritual body, not physical. The New Testament says it over and over (I Corinthians 15:44-45, John 6:63).

The Moon has intervened in the potency of the laws of nature. The potency refers to the execution of the classic notion ‘what goes around comes around’,which was originally known as Gadur by Africans/Blacks/Nubians now known as Karma via Buddhism / Hindu. In other words it has helped extract opposing forces in the form of races and animals which in turn helped establish certain belief systems challenging cycles and orders within nature laws.

Source: http://www.aeoeonline.com/index.php?Itemid=91&catid=23&func=view&id=6216&option=com_fireboard

When we are under a belief system,we are creating a bad karma for us. We have to deal with Facts not Beliefs.
Africans are under a beliefs systems of the former colonial master and it is his belief system which keep the minds of Africans/Blacks/Nubian people imprisoned and their spiritual strength weak. As long as we Africans are allowing this, we will take all the bad karma of the former colonial master.

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Olumide Ayoola                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   [size=15pt]Fight to flight[/size]

The inspiring story of how this man fought to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a pilot.
WHEN HE was just five years old, Olumide Ayoola set foot on a plane for the very first time - and was hooked.
It took 42-year-old Olumide another 25 years of determination to finally become a commercial airline pilot for KLM UK.
Ayoola told The Voice’s Trudy Simpson of his amazing journey. “When I was five, I went on my first flight. The cabin crew
took all the children on board to see the cockpit and the pilot.

AIRCRAFT

“Once I walked in and saw the buttons and lights, and the view they had from the front of the aircraft, I fell in love with it. I said ‘This is what I want to do.’ “There is a big difference between wanting to be a pilot at five and eventually achieving it at the age of 30. That was down to mainly financial and health reasons. “In secondary school I would daydream and followed any newspaper reports and publications about airplanes and pilots, and every time I flew I tried to get the chance to talk to the pilot. Every opportunity I got, I would go to the airport. “At 16, when I finished my O’ levels, I gathered enough information to go to flight school. However, his parents encouraged him to go to university first.
“I came over from Nigeria to go to school in England. It gave me more access to find out more about becoming a pilot.
“Becoming a pilot was also in the background when I went to university and studied engineering. “When I finished at niversity, I was free to pursue it. But when I found out the cost was so high, I couldn’t afford it. “Flying training is very expensive. It costs about £80,000 to go from scratch to being at the point where an airline can finally employ you ,and even then they have to put you through further training. “There are a number of ways people can get in. You can be lucky enough to have the cash so you can pay for the training yourself. At the age of 21, I didn’t. “I couldn’t ask my parents to sponsor it because the cost was so high and they had already spent so much on my education. On top of that, I had
found out my eyesight was not good enough to be a commercial airline pilot. “At that time you had to have virtually perfect eyesight to be a pilot and I wore glasses from the age of 10, so it looked, for a long time, like I was not going to be able to achieve it. I was very despondent. It was as if the dream was over.

PRIVATE

“But I was told my eyesight was still good enough to be a private pilot. So I said ‘If that is the next best thing, I’ll do that’. I did that on and off and started working as an engineer for London Underground, flying whenever I could as a leisure thing. “I later found out that London Underground had a flying club, which was subsidised so it was cheaper than what I was doing. I went there and started flying more and more. And I (later) read about laser eye surgery. “At 24, once I found out I was suitable for it, the dream came back. I did the surgery, waited two years to make sure the eyesight was stabilised, and applied again to be a commercial pilot. I also started looking into going to flight school. “Airlines were offering sponsorship (to go to school) but for one reason or another, I was not eligible. I realised I would have to self-sponsor. “I worked for a few years as an engineer and saved up and got lucky with the property I bought. I realised that by selling the property I would be able to pay off the mortgage, pay for the flying training and have enough to put down on a deposit for another place. “I did my flight training for three years because I didn’t do it full time. I had a mortgage to pay and bills, so I had to keep working and did the academic part of the training part time. “I finished the training and began job hunting. I sent applications to at least 500 different companies, different types of airlines. But it is twice as difficult for somebody who is self-sponsored compared to somebody who is sponsored by an airline. “But I kept applying and networking, talking to people. I met people who were working as pilots who could make recommendations. “It took me about nine months to find a job. There were times I felt like giving up, when people said ‘You are crazy, you are throwing away a good career to chase this dream’, because I was well paid as an engineer. “It was a good career but it felt all the time that something was missing from my life. “My big break came at an aviation jobs exhibition, given to me by one of the guys I knew from networking. “Nearly all major airlines were recruiting but I sat through presentation after presentation saying they were looking for the type of person I wasn’t. “Half way through, I thought I was wasting my time and went outside. Standing near the door was an old gentleman smoking a pipe. “We got talking and I basically told him that it seemed I was wasting my time here because I was self-sponsored, over the age limit, and did not have enough experience. “He talked me into staying, saying ‘You never know, ’ so I went back inside to listen to more presentations. “Then they said the next speaker is the pilot manager from KLM UK. On stage came the man I had been speaking to. “They had a round table after the presentation and I went over, and he and I chatted. “He said ‘Don’t give up and eventually we will get to your application’. We had a very encouraging conversation and I went home feeling much happier. “Three days later, I got a phone call from one of the guys I mentioned to him and he was saying the gentleman had asked about me. “He encouraged me to call (the gentleman) again. I did. He said he had spoken to my friend about me. He put my CV in the pile of those that he had recommended. “Six months later, I was starting a new job! There was a bit of trepidation but a lot of happiness. I have been with KLM 10 years. “My message (to people) is not to let themselves be railroaded by peer, parental or any other kind of pressure into doing something they don’t feel is for them. Everything is possible.”

Source: http://www.voice-online.co.uk/content.php?show=15294

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Olumide Ayoola                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             [size=15pt]Fight to flight[/size]

The inspiring story of how this man fought to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a pilot.
WHEN HE was just five years old, Olumide Ayoola set foot on a plane for the very first time - and was hooked.
It took 42-year-old Olumide another 25 years of determination to finally become a commercial airline pilot for KLM UK.
Ayoola told The Voice’s Trudy Simpson of his amazing journey. “When I was five, I went on my first flight. The cabin crew
took all the children on board to see the cockpit and the pilot.

AIRCRAFT

“Once I walked in and saw the buttons and lights, and the view they had from the front of the aircraft, I fell in love with it. I said ‘This is what I want to do.’ “There is a big difference between wanting to be a pilot at five and eventually achieving it at the age of 30. That was down to mainly financial and health reasons. “In secondary school I would daydream and followed any newspaper reports and publications about airplanes and pilots, and every time I flew I tried to get the chance to talk to the pilot. Every opportunity I got, I would go to the airport. “At 16, when I finished my O’ levels, I gathered enough information to go to flight school. However, his parents encouraged him to go to university first.
“I came over from Nigeria to go to school in England. It gave me more access to find out more about becoming a pilot.
“Becoming a pilot was also in the background when I went to university and studied engineering. “When I finished at niversity, I was free to pursue it. But when I found out the cost was so high, I couldn’t afford it. “Flying training is very expensive. It costs about £80,000 to go from scratch to being at the point where an airline can finally employ you ,and even then they have to put you through further training. “There are a number of ways people can get in. You can be lucky enough to have the cash so you can pay for the training yourself. At the age of 21, I didn’t. “I couldn’t ask my parents to sponsor it because the cost was so high and they had already spent so much on my education. On top of that, I had
found out my eyesight was not good enough to be a commercial airline pilot. “At that time you had to have virtually perfect eyesight to be a pilot and I wore glasses from the age of 10, so it looked, for a long time, like I was not going to be able to achieve it. I was very despondent. It was as if the dream was over.

PRIVATE

“But I was told my eyesight was still good enough to be a private pilot. So I said ‘If that is the next best thing, I’ll do that’. I did that on and off and started working as an engineer for London Underground, flying whenever I could as a leisure thing. “I later found out that London Underground had a flying club, which was subsidised so it was cheaper than what I was doing. I went there and started flying more and more. And I (later) read about laser eye surgery. “At 24, once I found out I was suitable for it, the dream came back. I did the surgery, waited two years to make sure the eyesight was stabilised, and applied again to be a commercial pilot. I also started looking into going to flight school. “Airlines were offering sponsorship (to go to school) but for one reason or another, I was not eligible. I realised I would have to self-sponsor. “I worked for a few years as an engineer and saved up and got lucky with the property I bought. I realised that by selling the property I would be able to pay off the mortgage, pay for the flying training and have enough to put down on a deposit for another place. “I did my flight training for three years because I didn’t do it full time. I had a mortgage to pay and bills, so I had to keep working and did the academic part of the training part time. “I finished the training and began job hunting. I sent applications to at least 500 different companies, different types of airlines. But it is twice as difficult for somebody who is self-sponsored compared to somebody who is sponsored by an airline. “But I kept applying and networking, talking to people. I met people who were working as pilots who could make recommendations. “It took me about nine months to find a job. There were times I felt like giving up, when people said ‘You are crazy, you are throwing away a good career to chase this dream’, because I was well paid as an engineer. “It was a good career but it felt all the time that something was missing from my life. “My big break came at an aviation jobs exhibition, given to me by one of the guys I knew from networking. “Nearly all major airlines were recruiting but I sat through presentation after presentation saying they were looking for the type of person I wasn’t. “Half way through, I thought I was wasting my time and went outside. Standing near the door was an old gentleman smoking a pipe. “We got talking and I basically told him that it seemed I was wasting my time here because I was self-sponsored, over the age limit, and did not have enough experience. “He talked me into staying, saying ‘You never know, ’ so I went back inside to listen to more presentations. “Then they said the next speaker is the pilot manager from KLM UK. On stage came the man I had been speaking to. “They had a round table after the presentation and I went over, and he and I chatted. “He said ‘Don’t give up and eventually we will get to your application’. We had a very encouraging conversation and I went home feeling much happier. “Three days later, I got a phone call from one of the guys I mentioned to him and he was saying the gentleman had asked about me. “He encouraged me to call (the gentleman) again. I did. He said he had spoken to my friend about me. He put my CV in the pile of those that he had recommended. “Six months later, I was starting a new job! There was a bit of trepidation but a lot of happiness. I have been with KLM 10 years. “My message (to people) is not to let themselves be railroaded by peer, parental or any other kind of pressure into doing something they don’t feel is for them. Everything is possible.”

Source: http://www.voice-online.co.uk/content.php?show=15294

We have to produce Rice in Africa and stop importing rice from America or Asia. Every group of people understands practices and strategically utilizes the concept of economic violence, except African people. In fact the economic violence that we, as African people, practice is economic violence against ourselves. Economic violence is the art and science of using the exchange of money for goods and/or services as an aspect of ethnic warfare, survival and prosperity. The Chinese will not support an African business over their own, because they are not interested in ethnic suicide. The Chinese are logical, as self preservation is the most basic of human instincts. So not only will a Chinese person not support an African business over a Chinese business, they take it one step further and plant their business in an African community and implement plans to take African people's money. This ideological posture is pure and scientific economic violence. Replace Chinese with any other ethnic group besides African, and the picture becomes clearer.

It is about time we known who we were and begin to take our true place in the grand scheme of things on top and not at the bottom, which is where we will continue to be as a race if we don't organise and get our act together like people of other races.
Why is it the other people's of the world like the Asians and the Chinese have more community (common unity) when abroad than their African counterparts?.The enemy of Africa is good at divide and rule , this is how he maintains his power over Africa , by keeping you all divided through religions and denominations and country (states). By this way he has effectively divided the african people mentally, spiritually, culturally, traditionally enabling him able to rule over them and exploit the resources of Africa.

huxley:
There are two levels of illogicality and inanity here and am not surprised in the least. This is exactly what to expect from superstitious irrationalist like yourself. Let's address them:

Firstly, a scientific theory does not make any metaphysical statements. It simply deals with facts and theories. The Theory of Evolutions makes no claims at all about racial inferiority or superiority. For your claim to have any weight, you MUST show how TTE implies racisms.

Secondly, where on earth did Darwin's personal view imply he was racist? Where is the evidence for this?

[size=18pt]Charles Darwin's Racism[/size]

One of the most important yet least-known aspects of Darwin is his racism: Darwin regarded white Europeans as more "advanced" than other human races. While Darwin presumed that man evolved from ape-like creatures, he surmised that some races developed more than others and that the latter still bore simian features. In his book, The Descent of Man, which he published after The Origin of Species, he boldly commented on "the greater differences between men of distinct races".1 In his book, Darwin held blacks and Australian Aborigines to be equal to gorillas and then inferred that these would be "done away with" by the "civilised races" in time. He said:

At some future period, not very distant as measured by centuries, the civilized races of man will almost certainly exterminate and replace the savage races throughout the world. At the same time the anthropomorphous apes,  will no doubt be exterminated. The break between man and his nearest allies will then be wider, for it will intervene in a more civilised state, as we may hope, even than the Caucasian, and some ape as low as baboon, instead of as now between the negro or Australian and the gorilla.2 
Darwin's nonsensical ideas were not only theorised, but also brought into a position where they provided the most important "scientific ground" for racism. Supposing that living beings evolved in the struggle for life, Darwinism was even adapted to the social sciences, and turned into a conception that came to be called "Social Darwinism.
Supposing that living beings evolved in the struggle for life, Darwinism was even adapted to the social sciences, and turned into a conception that came to be called "Social Darwinism".
Social Darwinism contends that existing human races are located at different rungs of the "evolutionary ladder", that the European races were the most "advanced" of all, and that many other races still bear "simian" features.

Source: http://www.evolutiondeceit.com/chapter3.php

It seems a little ironic, that Charles Darwin and most of the white people deem themselves genetically superior with the oxymoron of white supremacy. There is nothing supreme about a genetic defect. White people are merely mutated inbred albinos. This alone adds credence to them being an inferior stock. To feel better about themselves they develop totally senseless propaganda to flatter them and to make they feel better about their genetic condition at the expense of people of color.

Charles Darwin was himself a racist, referring to native Africans and Australians, for example, as savages.