The Beauty of interracial Realationships.

Man or woman, I hope you get the experience in this short life to date someone from another culture. I question to use the word race because we are all part of the one family, the human race. Racism is as ugly a word as Hitler is, and I don't want to use this blog to solve the utter ugliness of your heart if you hate someone because of their sex, culture, colour of their skin and so on. My point in writing this blog is to show how ugly you are and how culturally irrelevant you are if you hate someone because of the colour of their skin. I have loved many women with tan or brown skin, and I am white. In fact I think oriental, African American, Latino, east Indian and other women of colour are the most beautiful women in the world. I am especially drawn to east Indian women or women of that colour!

Why am I telling you this? Because God made diversity. This verse from the Bible (my holy book) for all you haters out there,"Can an Ethiopian change his skin or a leopard its spots? Neither can you do good who are accustomed to doing evil." (Jeremiah 13:23) Ya, all you haters out there, who don't appreciate diversity...phooey on you. God created a wonderful world, with all different colours and as a human being, you should be out there appreciating the one God has created for you. When I was younger, there was this girl named Angela who really really liked me. I'm not sure what she was, at that age I didn't see a colour. She was my best female friend, and my best male friend in grade two was Chinese. Even as an adult, I don't see any colour. I see the hate in people of colour when they use their heritage as a means for gain, (even white people) but at a very early age I have chosen not to discriminate. (Catch me on that one.)

As I said before, I love diverse women, not just because they are sexy but because God made me white and he made them tan. If God was a colour which one would you choose. Jesus was a Jew, but his skin could of been tan. Did you know their are black Jews, Ethiopians to be specific. The Jews are God's people...no mistake there. The point I am trying to make is that God created diversity, he created diversity in the skies, in the universe, in the soil and among all his creation. God is not black, God is not white, He is a spirit,"God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship in the Spirit and in truth." John 4:24 Don't settle for anything less, or for shrunken substitutes. This is Mike.

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