Quote Originally Posted by Shelbay
I was raised hardcore Southern Baptist and thought I would be struck dead on the spot for many sins as a child but never once were we taught that Jesus is white..we were told that he was olive skinned..some even said dark skin..Born and raised right here in Alabama and can say for a fact we were never taught he was white..We were mainly taught that he loved us all and that is why he died for our sins..for us..so yes Jesus does know me..he knew us before we formed in the womb. And I am not taking your post personally..I actually have time and am able to focus well this morning so I actually comprehended your entie post..its just after reading your post I felt I needed to share because I didn't take it personal but no I didn't like it..but thats your right and I respect that.
Howdy Shelbay,

I hear ya..I was raised up in the Church of Christ,the conservative one..and I don't think that we ever made the color of Jesus's skin,an issue.

As for Gumby,I have the feeling that I'm talking to a youngun,who ain't even had children yet..have ya got any children ? I just have one,and she turned 26,not long ago and she is the greatest blessing

I just have a hard time,taking anyone serious,who has had no children or is under 30...lol. I'll be 47 in July and I do feel the generation gap,I tell you what ! lol

Have a good one ! :thumbsup:
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