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Wow. I did not expect such a response.
Yes, I am Dr. David A. Yeagley, former adjunct professor of humanities and psychology at Oklahoma State University, OKC campus. Former columnist for David Horowitz' FrontPageMagazine. I now am an adjunct at OU's College of Liberal Studies, and speak for Young America's Foundation (www.yaf.org).

Bad Eagle (quin-ne kash-soo-it) is the Comanche name (personal or family?) of my ancestor, who when the Indian rolls were created, signed on as Bad Eagle. Hard to know if he was using a family name, as was often the case, or whether it was his personal name. And yes, I have a website called BadEagle.com It is about American patriotism.

On race: by either the evolutionary explanation, or by the biblical explanation, our obsession with integration in this country is contrary--to nature, or to religious principle. I'm beginning to deal with this on my Patriotism Forum. Check it out.

Integration and intermarriage is not a sign of Christian transcendence, but rather a cheap shot. I call it quick-fix Christianity. Has nothing to do with religion. Marry whom you will, but not in the name of Christ. Man continually tries to bring together that which God has separated, and man continually tries to separate what God hath joined together.

Makes you wonder whether or not the Bible is absolutely true!! Scarey thought, actually.

There is something obviously destructive in interracial marriage. Why do people do it? They're into their own personal, emotional, sexual fantasy. That's fine. They have every right to do so. But, what about the kids? Studies show the kids are crippled, confused, and frustrated. Yes, I'm talking about dramatic racial intermarriages, not between say, a German and a Czech. I mean a Negro and a Korean, or even a White and an Indian.
These kinds of marriages are tough on kids.

It seems to me that sex must be understood in a greater social context than just the personal psychological context. Think about the children. Think about the society.
Think big, not small and personal.

This may be mistaken. I'm asserting an opinion. I know. I could be just plain wrong. The intellectual process however, just consider all angles.

There is something obviously destructive in interracial marriage. Why do people do it? They're into their own personal, emotional, sexual fantasy. That's fine. They have every right to do so. But, what about the kids? Studies show the kids are crippled, confused, and frustrated. Yes, I'm talking about dramatic racial intermarriages, not between say, a German and a Czech. I mean a Negro and a Korean, or even a White and an Indian. These kinds of marriages are tough on kids.

The only reason these marriages are tough on kids is because of prejudiced attitudes that they will face. If there's any more to it than that, I'd like to see these "studies" that you are referencing.

On race: by either the evolutionary explanation, or by the biblical explanation, our obsession with integration in this country is contrary--to nature, or to religious principle.

Why would God allow humans of different races to interbreed if he didn't want them to do so?

Yes, I'm talking about dramatic racial intermarriages, not between say, a German and a Czech. I mean a Negro and a Korean, or even a White and an Indian.

Oh, come on. My wife is French, Spanish, Apache, Yaqui and Maya. Any problems she has comes not from racial issues but from being brought up in a abusive home. If you love and nuture your kids, they can overcome any bigotry they might encounter from the outside world - because kids will ALWAYS come up with something to abuse another kid with. If it isn't race, it'll be their name, or their teeth, or their clothes, or that they're smart...

I'm talking about dramatic racial intermarriages, not between say, a German and a Czech. I mean a Negro and a Korean, or even a White and an Indian.

Are you talking about Indians from India or Native Americans? How about a Japanese person and an Okinawan? What about a Filipino and a Chinese person? How about a Thai person and a Pakistani? An Egyptian and a South African? What criterion gets used to determine which racial intermarriages are "dramatic" enough to not take place? Is it anything beyond the color of one's skin?

Marry whom you will, but not in the name of Christ. Man continually tries to bring together that which God has separated, and man continually tries to separate what God hath joined together.

Well there are already millions of children alive now that have resulted from couples of mixed race. Who should they be allowed to procreate with? What would you have them do so that they can act "in the name of Christ?"

There is something obviously destructive in interracial marriage.

There's obviously something destructive in people who criticize a marriage knowing nothing more about it than that the participants are from different races.