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Dear David,
You must not know many interracial couples! For the record,
intermarrying doesn't make everyone look the same, because genes
simply don't work that way. If I shuffle a red and blue deck of cards
together, I won't get a deck of purple cards.
Instead of
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am I to believe that Baha'u'llah hoped that a sizable portion of the
population would avoid intermarriage so that we could continue to have
diversity?
`Abdu'l-Bahá said:
Variations of colour, of land and of race are of no importance in the Bahá’í
Faith; on the
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Yes, but the extremes, as a percentage of the population, are and will continue
to decline. Eventually, they will nearly completely disappear, tho' prob not
completely as recessives will be maintained and pop up every so often.
I have been told that that the
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I've also been told that Nordic white will be the first color to disappear.
Don C
On Jan 18, 2013, at 7:24 53AM, Don Calkins wrote:
I have been told that that the populations with the longest history of
inter-marriage are in the Pacific, and that their coloration
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or
am I to believe that Baha'u'llah hoped that a sizable portion of the
population would avoid intermarriage so that we could continue to have
diversity?
First off, why would anyone need to 'avoid' intermarriage? It is human
nature to marry someone who looks like
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A problem arise, because Buddha is referenced also in the Hindu Puranas as an
avatar of Vishnu , so that could be a source of confusion.
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On Jan 12, 2013, at 6:33 PM, David Regal david.re...@yahoo.com wrote:
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