Where did the different races originate?

United States
November 12, 2006 11:39am CST
The whole question is: Since God created Man from the dust of the earth, original man logically had to be the color of sand, which is closely represented by caucasian. If this is the case, how did the seperate races develop? We now have people with black (actually more of a very dark brown) skin, olive, yellowish (asian), light brown (hispanic, indian), and red (native american). How could this many skin colors come from the same 2 people? This is assuming that Adam and Eve were both of the same race. Please do not take this as a racist subject, as it is not intended to be. Nor do I feel in any way that white is supreme over any other just because I assume that Adam and Eve were the same color as the sand.
3 responses
@Betty1956 (177)
• United States
13 Nov 06
Africa is the answer and it's been proven by scientists using DNA. I watched the whole documentary on TV. It was really great information and the proof was there.
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• United States
17 Nov 06
Yes, that's where we all originated. It's somewhat comforting to know we're all connected and truly a family.
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• United States
17 Nov 06
Wow, and here all this time, I was thinking we originated in the Mesopotamian area near what is now modern-day Baghdad...
• United States
14 Nov 06
Africa is responsible for all of the different races we have now?
@_hope_ (3902)
• Australia
12 Nov 06
i have no idea but i do enjoy watching cars race
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• United States
14 Nov 06
Yeah me too, but I do believe you may have been thinking of the wrong type of races...lol..thanx for posting though....
@juliedee (2388)
12 Nov 06
I really do not know where different races originated but would like to know the answer to that.
• United States
12 Nov 06
yeah, its somethiing I've always wondered...I'm sure sndcain will provide an insightful answer to this as she always has good resposes to these types of questions.