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We know that virtually all representations of Jesus are that he was Caucasian, yet that makes no sense considering that he has been portrayed as being born in the Middle East?
Why is this perpetuated, and who actually believes it?
Because white people made the first movies about Him? That'd be my guess. If it ever actually REALLY dawned on some believers that they worship a man who was a middle easterner and therefore of appropriate coloration, I'm not sure their faith, or their blood pressure, could take it. Ridiculous, isn't it? Peace
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If it ever actually REALLY dawned on some believers that they worship a man who was a middle easterner and therefore of appropriate coloration, I'm not sure their faith, or their blood pressure, could take it. Ridiculous, isn't it? Peace
