believing in racial equality is a religious thing

[Ryan]

When one's worldview asserts that all races are formed solely under the influence of nature without divine intervention, it logically follows to reject the notion of racial equality, as this perspective suggests that some races may have developed with superior traits compared to others.
If you reject the theistic worldview one automatically becomes 'racist' because If one holds the belief that certain races are superior to others, it can be characterized as a form of racism
@alpha_provider

 

[Ryan]

@BrahminBoss

 

[MoggerGaston]

I have never met a person that wasn't a racist in my life.
And I have spent a lot of time in religious communities in my youth, as well as non-religious communities in my adulthood.

The things people preach, the opinions people pretend to hold, they don't reflect the way they actually look at others and how they treat others as a result of that.

They merely reflect the fact that racism isn't 'socially accepted' and punishable by law too in certain cases. Which means there is a limit on certain racist behavior, not on racist beliefs and most racist behavior.

 

[alpha_provider]

race is just skin color!

 

[AlexBrown84]

yep

in most regions of the world prior to the introduction of abrahamic religions, the darkies were kept as lower class (still happening today to the dalits) while the rich and light skinned people sat inside all day writing manuscripts and eating as much food as they want

 

[Primalsplit]

Being racist is wrong.

And being wrong is for non-whites.