Questions: About Rachel Dolezal's Mistreatment, Race, and Freedom to Be as You Wish

Since race is fiction anyway from a scientific, anthropological perspective, as well as from a higher spiritual perspective, why can't we say that we are any race we desire to identify with?

By Madison Reed

Rachel Dolezal

Rachel Dolezal has some truth-telling problems -

apparently. But the firestorm and character

assassination against this well-intentioned, good

woman, because she says she's Black, is totally

unjustified. Since race is fiction anyway from a

scientific, anthropological perspective, as well as from a

higher spiritual perspective, why can't we say that we

are any race we desire to identify with? Why should this

insult or harm anyone? Why all the fury - even from the

LGBT community, who should be far more open-minded

than this? 

Take a look at this. How are these different, or

are they? And what can we conclude? I welcome many

comments about this. It could be a valuable,

fascinating discussion: 

Rachel Dolezal, an ethnic European, claiming that

she's Black.

Author and founder of Divine Cosmos, David Wilcock

claiming to he's the return of Edgar Cayce.

A Christian claiming that Jesus lives inside him.

Any human claiming that God lives inside them.

A Black person claiming that he's Native American.

Someone, biologically unrelated to you, telling you that YOU are their real family - and really meaning

it?

The Catholic belief in the doctrine of Transubstantiation - "that the bread and the wine used in the sacrament of the Eucharist become, not merely as by a sign or a figure, but also in actual

reality the body and blood of Christ." (Wikipedia)

Jalal'uddin Rumi, a revered 13th Century mystic and theologian, saying "I am you."

Jesus saying, "I and my Father are one" in John 10:30

Jesus saying, in John 6:38, "For I have come down from heaven, not to do My own will, but the will of

Him who sent Me."

Isaac Newton's statement: "‘Tis true without lying, certain and most true. That which is below is like

that which is above and that which is above is like that which is below.”

Comments anyone?


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