Paul talks about (1) there being no difference among us as Christians and (2) different roles for us in the body of Christ and different spiritual gifts
If you label people for the purpose of helping them find their place in Christ's body, e.g. what they individually are better suited for, that's fine (tall, smart, good-looking, strong, etc.)
When you start applying labels based on appearance, you start missing the important factors and the fact that generalizations to groups are not necessarily true of the individual.
Knowing that secular folks tend to gravitate towards secular folks like them, I have no problem sending a Christian who "looks like" the locals in order to evangelize them.
However, race is a social construct (albeit with genological underpinnings). Don't use those labels, they affect the way you think and they are not useful.
On that last point- I would be happy to debate the usefulness of racial categories if you truly feel differently because, honestly, I don't see how they do anything but divide us.
Nazism goes against the fundamental Christian virtues of kindness and equality.
Hitler believed Germany should practice nationalism and protectionism when globalism is the only moral option because all are one in Christ.
Most importantly, Hitler always harmed the Jews who are God's chosen people and Jesus was a Jew so killing Jews was like killing Jesus.
Ethan Jenkins
I also forgot to mention the importance of Israel and why we should all read the Schofield Bible. Once all the Jews are together again in Israel Jesus will come back and take us into heaven while the Jews get to stay and rule the world like G-d promised them.
I cannot wait until world peace, woman's rights, and gay equality come to this Earth as Jesus wanted, so his death on the cross wasn't in vain
Soon our muslim brothers in Christ will help show us to be more tolerant and loving just like Jesus wanted.
Amen, fellow Christians. See you in church on Saturday.
