were adam and eve black!!!??

Question

ive learned that white people CANT
have black babies but black people CAN have white babies, so what do you think, because im starting to believe, if adam and eve were white, then how did black people get here!! I know how we got here, but do you know. REMEMBER(black people CAN have white babies)

Answer 1

My answer is yes,because i have seen a show that explains the different races. Life on earth started in hot topical climates. So if you believe God started life, or we came from single cells, it started in a hot spot. The Garden of Eden or whatever. Because dark skin has more pigments, the skin doesn't burn. That why blacks don't have skin cancer as much as light skin people, or sunburn. As the world population grew people started to go north, where the sun beams are not as damaging, and the days are shorter. Scientist said about 10,000 years of living in a northern climate the skin lighten up making a different color skin of people. All in all that why we are all the same. Same inside, heart, lungs, blood, kidney, etc. etc. the only different is outside skin color. Everybody make up the human race. Although now there are blacks in Iceland and whites in South Africa, that how different colors of people came to be. But remember skin color is irrelevant. Love everybody, Jesus do.

Answer 2

The Bible does not explicitly give us the origin of the different "races" or skin colors of humanity. In actuality, there is only one race - the human race. Within the human race is a great amount of diversity in skin color and other physical characteristics. Some speculate that when God confused the languages at the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11:1-9), He also instituted racial diversity. It is possible that God made genetic changes to humanity to better enable people to survive in different ecologies, such as Africans being better "equipped" genetically to survive the excessive heat in Africa. According to this view, God confused the languages, causing humanity to segregate linguistically, and then created genetic racial differences based on where each racial group would eventually settle, geographically. While possible, there is no explicit Biblical basis for this view. The races / skin color of humanity are nowhere mentioned in connection with the Tower of Babel.

After the flood, when the different languages came into existence, groups that spoke one language moved away with others of the same language. In doing so, the gene pool for a specific group shrunk dramatically as they no longer had the entire human population to mix with. Closer inbreeding took place, and in time certain features were emphasized in these different groups (ALL of which were present as a possibility in the gene code). As further inbreeding occurred through the generations, the gene pool got smaller and smaller, to the point that people of one language family all had the same or similar features, and it would be a rarity when a different feature arose.

Another explanation is that Adam and Eve possessed the genes to produce black, brown, and white offspring (and everything else in between). This would be similar to how a mixed-race couple often has children that vary greatly in color from one another. Since God obviously desired humanity to be diverse in appearance, it makes sense that God would have given Adam and Eve the ability to produce children of different skin tones. Later, the only survivors of the Flood were Noah and his wife, Noah’s three sons and their wives, eight people in all (Genesis 7:13). Perhaps Shem’s, Ham’s, or Japheth’s wives were of different races. It is possible that Noah’s wife was of a different race than Noah. Maybe all 8 of them were of mixed race, which would mean that they possessed the genetics to produce children of different races. Whatever the explanation, the most important aspect of this question is that we are all the same race, all created by the same God, all created for the same purpose.

Answer 3

I think black people can only have white babies if there's white folk in the tree somewhere, but Adam and Eve could well have been black. It doesn't matter to me...does it to you?

Answer 4

According to the documentaries titled: The Real Eve Story and the Journey of Men

Answer 5

The Bible doesn't say whether they were black or white. Being black is just the result of a population living in a very sunny climate fore several generations. And no black people are not more closely related to monkeys than white people(contrary to what darwin believed)

Answer 6

All of life began at the convergence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. That is either in Southern Iraq.

At the time it was all known as Mesopotamia.

When God caused a flood on the earth, the only righteous man was Noah, who had three sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth. The first black baby was a son of Ham. His name was Cush which means black. Cush became the father of the nation of Ethiopia after the flood.

I have to assume that Noah was a typical middle eastern in appearance. In reality Iraq has a lot to boast about, since all mankind started in that country.

Ham also had several other sons:
Mizraim - who became the father of the nation of Egypt;
Phut - who became the father of the nation of Lybia;
Canaan - who became the father of the nation of Canaan which later became Palestine which became Israel.

None of these sons were black.

grace2u

Answer 7

I believe all of the genes were present for all eye, hair, and skin tone. As people spread, I am sure some genes were more dominate, so that is why the difference.
So what color Adam and Eve is irrelevant.

Answer 8

OK first off what have you been smoking? Adam and Eve are fictional.
A person can have an African Ancestor and the physical characteristics typical of African people can be passed down many generations later. So Caucasians can have a baby that physically looks African if there is African ascendants in their family tree .

Answer 9

Actually I know a German girl who had a child with a man from Africa.
Her baby came out dark while the mother is white.

I guess that you are trying to say that black genes are stronger than white genes and in a sense then it's true.
I just know that we (all human beings) started in Africa.

Answer 10

You have a point there but in the pictures of Adam and eve are white and it is pretty hard to believe that the were black but you still have a good point there! pretty weird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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