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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 5311350" data-attributes="member: 58386">So now here you go trying to create an unsupported balance so you can walk it all back. Racism, segregation and prejudice is the cornerstone of many of America&#039;s religious denominations fundamentals and doctrine.In my home town there is this very impressive major denomination church with it&#039;s cut stone and opulent construction. This is&nbsp; where the white Christian&#039;s of that denomination went. At the back of the lot of that very same surveyed property stood the small humble wood and clapboard construction church. That is where the black Christian&#039;s of the very same denomination went to church. The people of that black church all died or moved away and the building essentially abandoned. Now the white holy rollers out front demanded that the black people&#039;s church be torn down in an effort to erase it from it&#039;s memory, land and history. Well,, some of the members of the black church came back to town long enough to demolish the building and in doing so erasing a very ugly piece of the town&#039;s history and washing away the matter from the&nbsp; memories of the white holy rollers. This was not an isolated one off event. Just up the river and at the other end of the county the same thing happened.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 5311350, member: 58386"] So now here you go trying to create an unsupported balance so you can walk it all back. Racism, segregation and prejudice is the cornerstone of many of America's religious denominations fundamentals and doctrine. In my home town there is this very impressive major denomination church with it's cut stone and opulent construction. This is where the white Christian's of that denomination went. At the back of the lot of that very same surveyed property stood the small humble wood and clapboard construction church. That is where the black Christian's of the very same denomination went to church. The people of that black church all died or moved away and the building essentially abandoned. Now the white holy rollers out front demanded that the black people's church be torn down in an effort to erase it from it's memory, land and history. Well,, some of the members of the black church came back to town long enough to demolish the building and in doing so erasing a very ugly piece of the town's history and washing away the matter from the memories of the white holy rollers. This was not an isolated one off event. Just up the river and at the other end of the county the same thing happened. [/QUOTE]

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