[LussaO]

I’m curious as to how the creationists would answer the question - were Adam and Eve white or black? If God created white people first, does that mean he loves them most?

We should all have Noah’s DNA in our veins if the Bible is true, right? We could certainly find out - could we handle the answer?

[christianhomeschoolmommaof3]

I would say that they were darker skinned (or one light and one darker). Then they would have the dna to be able to produce a variety of skin colors in their offspring.
Dark skinned people and light skinned people and people with medium skin are all just people. It doesn’t matter what color Adam and Eve’s skin was. He is no respector of persons.

[A Balrog of Morgoth]

I’m curious as to how the creationists would answer the question - were Adam and Eve white or black? If God created white people first, does that mean he loves them most?

We should all have Noah’s DNA in our veins if the Bible is true, right? We could certainly find out - could we handle the answer?

We? You got a frog in your pocket? Put me down for "WGAS," especially since-no matter which belief system you adhere to-we all have a common ancestor. Until you actually find Noah's body, there is no way to tell if you are his descendent or not.

[metmom]

I’m curious as to how the creationists would answer the question - were Adam and Eve white or black?

What would we say? We'd say, *Who cares?*

If God created white people first, does that mean he loves them most?

Why are you trying to start trouble?

If you want to stay for a while, you'll need to learn not to bait like that.

Welcome to FR.

[Nonsense Unlimited]

I’m curious as to how the creationists would answer the question - were Adam and Eve white or black? If God created white people first, does that mean he loves them most?

God created man. Nowhere does God segregate his creation based on their color. God loves all of his creation. It is man who has placed the labels of race on that creation, to its own detriment.

[conservativegramma]

I’m curious as to how the creationists would answer the question - were Adam and Eve white or black? If God created white people first, does that mean he loves them most?

Ask and ye shall receive :)

They (creationists) have already answered that question.

The Origin of the Human Races.

P.S. Answers in Genesis is a creationist site just so you know.

[Cvengr]

were Adam and Eve white or black?

Plaid with paisley pastels.

[grey_whiskers]

I’m curious as to how the creationists would answer the question - were Adam and Eve white or black? If God created white people first, does that mean he loves them most?

EPIC FAIL.

You *might* have gotten away with that regarding the Jews as "God's chosen people" (Jacob have I loved, but Esau have I hated, and all that). But not since the cross.

Try reading Galations 3:28.

Cheers!

[Agamemnon]

I’m curious as to how the creationists would answer the question - were Adam and Eve white or black?

Neither. The name Adam from which the later Hebrew names Esau and Edom are derived means, "red," or "ruddy of complexion." Not "black." Not "white."

If God created white people first, does that mean he loves them most?

Question answered above, but that said can you please point in the Scripture where it supposedly says either that God created "white" people "first," and that God supposedly loves "white" people more than others?

We should all have Noah’s DNA in our veins if the Bible is true, right?

Correct. And that is because the Bible is true.