How Could So Many Skin Colors Come from Adam & Eve?

Ever wonder why there are so many different "colors" of skin if we all came from Adam and Eve?
Are there really different "races" or are we all of one race - the human race? This fun, educational video explores some of these questions and gives biblical answers.

[KentPetersonmoney]

I wonder what Adam and Eve would think about people being racist. Pretty sure they would have thought it was stupid.

[GinaR]

We're off from one of the 12 tribes, we're not different races we are all human, just like cats and dogs come in different colors so do people, people like to call themselves the same names as their countries like Italians are from Italy or Greek from Greece, what did people call themselves before a country had a name, they would be associated with one of the 12 tribes. We are all descendants of Noah. And it makes no sense why people discriminate, because God doesn't.

[saintbarnabasoldcatholic]

Great video! It's time to end the false teaching that there are "different races". And teach the truth, that we are all one Human Race.

[skinnymcdibbens]

lol what an insane thing to say with a straight face

[cameronmorgan]

All that is true and makes perfect sense. We all come from Noah and his family but mainly Adam whose name means humanity/mankind and Eve “the mother of all

[jamesyoung]

Also historically true is that people, before the great flood, lived very long lives. With only a small gene pool to re-populate the world after the flood, the life expectancy for humans dropped down to closer to 100 years. This is consistent with studies of populations of animals, that started with a small gene pool, and the inbreeding ends up reducing life expectancy.

[Krutchly]

Hey AiG, does the term "clutching at straws" mean anything to you?

[vowvesselsofworthministrie]

Sadly some of us have made skin color such an idol in our lives forgetting that we all bleed the same color...
Concluding what was said in this well executed video - we all different shades of brown (some of us are all different shades in one body). As the famous statement says: WE ARE ALL ONE RACE -THE HUMAN RACE! Love that God truly showed us his amazing skill to produce difference kinds of people yet from one common ancestor.. Its truly amazing to walk on the street with eyes of admiration.

[ghxst]

How are Asians made then? They have different eyes

[jason]

im east asian and i just feel like, i didnt come from adam and eve and that their culture is probably very different to mine. compared to the buddha who has asian features and "think" the same way as my people do.

[WeRbodyNChrist]

It all began with Adam and Eve. All human beings are the Descendants of Adam and Eve. The “flood” did not eliminate that fact. Just like this YouTube video shows! 💯💥

[spyked]

You are just focusing on skin color. How about the different eye colors and eye shape like asian got different eye shape and colors compared to caucassian?

[smiley]

This really didn’t answer my question. I think there had to be more people created by god but maybe they weren’t mentioned in the Bible or something.

[Rob-rexh]

Not one single scripture to back up his claim. This is a doctrine of the devil

[kennethswenson]

Okay, skin color is related by differences in the genome through recombination and productions of hybrids. So, if Noah and his family were all "white", then where did the genetic information come from that would have regulated the production of Melanin and made darker skin? If the genetic information was always there since Adam and Eve, why did we not produce darker individuals randomly?

[Sp-nduj]

So we are all inbred? Well, that explains alot.

[usrG]

Sdam and Eve were in paradise. Thermir body didn't need to adapt to any extremes. The rest of us did

[christosardjono]

This is so stoooopeeed. Just like to explain economics by reading from Harry Potter book

[Faithajonay]

I couldn’t watch after .15 …. Unfortunately… I’ll come back to it

[that_one_guy]

wait... so evolution is false, but our genes CAN change over generations? isn't that