Are we all incest?

Thank you so much for explaining this. It really helps. The bible really does relate a lot to scientific research. Its just as if people those days knew what they were doing. I do believe in God and everything but my trust and faith towards God was fading. I believe this has nothing to do with all the religion, but the people. I am a Christian, but i really hate it when Christians condemn other religion. It is rude and i believe that we are just all children of God, no matter where you are, what weird religion you are praying to, as long as you have done good in your life, God can understand. I know that it is in the 10 commandments where you can have no other God but Him. But the thing is, what about those people who never had the chance to know Him? Are they to be blame too??

It is rude and i believe that we are just all children of God, no matter where you are, what weird religion you are praying to, as long as you have done good in your life Unfortunately, G-d has told us differently. I wish it was not so, but I didn't write this book, G-d did. Matthew 7:13-14 "Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it." -Jesus the Christ I guess you need to determine for yourself whether you believe the words of the Savior, or what you want to believe? Now I am not saying you can't ask questions. The Bible says that G-d will never turn away someone who seeks an answer honestly. But the key is 'honestly'. If you tell G-d "I want an answer to this question of mine, as long as the answer is yes" ok, He's not going to answer that. Is G-d's word a higher authority in your life than your opinion? Or not? I can't answer that for you. You have to make up your own mind. But the thing is, what about those people who never had the chance to know Him? Are they to be blame too?? Question, do you believe G-d is just? That He treats people fairly? That when we are all judged in Heaven, that G-d will judge righteously? G-d will judge me and them with justice and fairness. I can rest assured that the LORD will deal with all of us in complete fairness, even if I don't understand how that will work. But what does the Bible say about those people who never heard? Romans 3:23 says we are all fallen. Everyone, including those who have not heard. So no one has 'done good in their lives' apart from G-d. Matthew 10:15 says that it will be better for Sodom and Gomorrah on the day of judgement, than the towns which Jesus visited and rejected Him. Again, G-d is fair, and will judge fairly. People who never knew Jesus will not be held to the same standard as those that did. In Romans 5:13, no one can be held accountable for a law they did not know. Again, G-d is fair. Romans 2:14-15 says that even people who never heard the law (or about Jesus or the Bible) do things they know are wrong, and violates requirements of the law that are written on their hearts. In other words, we are born with a concept of right and wrong, and we violate that. In the day of judgement, our own conscience will witness against us. There are more verses which discuss this. The bottom line answer is this, I don't know for certain what is going to happen to each individual person. But here is what I do know: G-d is just, and fair. And if I didn't believe that, then why believe in god at all? I have a friend, a little girl who is a Muslim. I asked her if she was going to Heaven, and she said she did not know. When I questioned that, she said that god (the god of Islam) can do whatever he wants. He can send anyone to heaven, and anyone to hell, whatever he wants. I asked her why she believed in god then? "Because he is god." "But you just said that whether you believe in him doesn't matter. A person who doesn't believe could go to Heaven, and you who believe could go to hell. Why bother believing?" She just stared at me, and we never spoke of it again. I do not believe in an unfair G-d. I don't believe in a G-d who lets the wicked be rewarded, and the good be punished, in Heaven. I may not know what happens to person X, but I know this, when G-d judges it will be right and just. A better question is, what will you believe since you have heard the law? Since you do know of Jesus Christ, how are you going to live your life? That was the most agreeable thing I have ever read about incest and races combining religious views and scientific proof. Thank you. I appreciate that. I hope the best for you as well.

@andy77e: I am not Christian at all, but I was raised to believe in christianity though I do not. That was the most agreeable thing I have ever read about incest and races combining religious views and scientific proof. Usually you have people commenting on one side of the spectrum in an extreme way or the other side in just as extreme of a way. I don't even want to argue the points that bring religion into science and vice versa. @jeslin: The way I look at is every religion except for those that believe in multiple deities or gods, worship the same god. Its people who think that other's way of worship is wrong based on what they see as the 'norm'. The bible is for Christianity. I know Judaism goes off the Old Testament more than the new. Muslims have the Qu'ran I believe and so on. These people may know God as you do as a Christian but the way they worship and their tools of worship are different from yours. So you can't say they never had the chance to know him. A baby is innocent though and therefore until they can learn right from wrong their sin falls on the parents. I also hate it when a religion condemns another one because their ways of worship are different.

First of all, thank you for commenting. It really does make sense after listening to what you have said. Well as for the third one, i think after all the incest thingy, down syndrome is bound to happen among us. =)

Not really, as I've read in the net, 'Down Syndrome' is common to older parents because of some changes in their body. Humans normally have a lifespan that can last for at least a hundred years some time ago...so imagine those people who lived to the hundred and "how many children could they have produced and how active are they when they're older?" (Sadly our lifespan lowered to 50 today because of human made factors...) So thinking from this alone, you can determine that there are still people unaffected by Down Syndrome but they're rare.

but they say down syndrome or deformed children can also be caused by incest relationships. Is that true??

Haha yea. What andy77e said really helped me a lot. And what you say really makes sense too. Maybe there are where all these weird sightings of animal looking like humans happened. =P

Thank you so much for your support. I was getting terrified as many people doesn't seem happy with the questions tht i was asking. They would all go accordingly with the bible and that we have no say in it. It is kinda scary if that were what God were to do. =) thanks.

Haha true! As long as we are all fine and happy now then all is good. Thanks. =)

I agree. I think some of the stories in the Old Testament may also have a metaphorical meaning. For example, when it says God created the world in 7 days. That may not meaning 7 Earth days. Those days could represent periods of time.

Thanks guys for sharing. I have just always been wondering that. As Christians always go on and on about how perfect God is. I also used to wonder whether did God create dinosaurs too?? Because according to the bible, God created humans after earth was created, but then dinosaur skulls were found way way back long before humans were even placed on earth.