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Originally Posted by umbrarchist
Doesn't the Catholic Church admit that God has to be BLACK?
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Think about it!
The Catholic Church is one of the oldest institutions in Christianity. So, the old relics indicate that the orginal founders of Christianity were indeed Africans. There is nothing surprising about that. This is not only true in Catholicism, but all of the old Churches. The Black Madonna is also reverred in the Orthodox churches. For instance, if memory serves me, Poland and other Euroepan Churches have rekics indicating a Black Madonna. I am not an expert on the details.
But, we must keep in mind that Islams does not permit adulatry. Therefore, we never make images of any of the prophets such as Jesus, Muhammad, Moses, etc. Therefore, skin color is never an issue with Muslims. We know that Muhammad descended directly from Prophetss Hagar (Peace and Blessings be upon all of the prophets). However, there is evidence that altough he had African faetures such as kinky hair, his complexion was very light. So, some people have tried to call Muhammad a white man. If that was the case, how do we explain that his children and all of his descendants are vdery dark?
As for Prophet Jesus (Peace and Blessings be upon him) we do not know who his biological descendants are. Therefore, by Islamic standards we cannot assert any skin color for him.
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The Catholic Church says that God is OMNIPRESENT!
God is EVERYWHERE!
Consider what is known about the size of the universe now. Consider the vastness of INTERGALACTIC SPACE.
Watch a few episodes of Star Trek.
If God is EVERYWHERE then the vast majority of God must be .......
Don't tell Farakhan we will never hear the end of it.
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One of Allah's names is Rabi Alamin which can be translated as Ruler of the Universe.