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"implies non WHites are ok"

No, it literally doesn't

faggots like you don't get to spend 5 minutes "studying" something and listening to a kike's opinion on it and then repeating it here as if you are correct

The bible literally calls for the "People of Israel" aka White people to SEPERATE FROM THE OTHERS

sure it doesn't say go slaughter them, but it literally tells you not to "mix seed with seed" aka no race mixing, and no "multicultural" countries

everything you are tlaking about is catholism...which isn't Christianity, it's a kikes idea of zionism lite for shabbos goy...that's all it is

stop crying about Christianity when you can't repeat proper christian values and instead repeat what the kike tells you about Christianity is "real"

fucking moron

Sometimes you can learn a lot by accepting your own position and reasoning about its consequences. Try it. If you're an atheist, then there's no need to bother with this exercise, but if you're an atheist, you'll have other problems with your view.

If God exists and God doesn't fine grain salvability at the level of the individual, then God has 'it out against' entire races of human beings. That is to say, if God condemns at the level of ethnic category, and not at the level of individual, you're going to wind up with a very fucked view of God.

A Christian doesn't commute extra incrimination a priori to certain races; Christianity commutes corruption of an equal degree to all human beings. It says every individual has a shot to overcome it, regardless of race.

Christianity DOES NOT deny that there are racial differences. Christianity DOES NOT say that the way to handle racial differences is to throw (for example) all blacks together with whites, virtually overnight, and let the power of Jesus sort it out. Christianity DOES say that if an individual is prepared to confront (and accept) the responsibility of being an individual created by God, which in itself requires a certain amount of cognitive development, then that individual can be sanctified.

I see no reason, not from the life I've lived or the people I've known, that this isn't the case. People can improve.

But, people generally want to mix up what the Jews are doing with the Christian worldview itself. Importing a ton of foreigners to a country, flooding the cities with them, and establishing a welfare system that does everything to promote the worst in these people while also increasing tension between these and the domestic population IS NOT a Christian act. It has nothing to do with Christianity.

The thing about Christian 'foreign policy' is, it has necessary conditions that need to be in place first. Namely, you have to have a Christian nation. America is not a Christian nation (it never was). It is currently a nation with Christians in it. It is being run by hostile powers that are overwhelming its natural capacities to integrate members of the non-white races (see below). Then people go and confuse this effect as being caused by Christianity. No, it comes from subversion, including the subversion of Christianity's own self-understanding, e.g., as being secondary to a 'chosen people'.

The problem isn't Christianity. It's the society.

It isn't clear that Christianity prescribes integration on a mass scale. For that matter, it isn't even clear that Christianity offers, or claims to offer, an answer to the political question of race. That being said, you cannot hold a theory accountable for what it never professes to explain. If there is a problem with quantum theory, you can't hold a theory of geology culpable for it. I would never deny that Christianity does not offer a clear answer on the political question of race. But what is clear is that Christianity did not shout: "Everyone mix up and miscegenate!" If we actually pick out what early Christians did, it was evangelical. These Christians went out to other places to spread the Word. They did not advise everyone to leave their home lands, or eliminate borders, or promote the influx of an overwhelming amount of migrants. Do evangelical Christian retards do this today? Yes, but let's call a spade a spade. These are retards who profess Christianity; it cannot be said that Christianity, properly understood, makes these people retards. Their politics are determining their Christianity, not the other way around.