"One Blood" (8 January 2009), Answers in Genesis
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Racism is a consequence of sin in a fallen world infused with evolutionary thinking... If you want to solve the issue of racism in your own life, it’s very simple: You’ve got to believe the Bible. That’s the bottom line. You can spend millions of dollars trying to solve racist problems. You can pass new laws and institute all sorts of programs, but unless people believe the history in the Bible—unless our minds are renewed—we will never have the full picture of reality, and we won’t have the foundation that we need to make decisions that line up with truth rather than the lie.

— Ken Ham

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Racism is a consequence of sin in a fallen world infused with evolutionary thinking... If you want to solve the issue of racism in your own life, it’s very simple: You’ve got to believe the Bible. That’s the bottom line. You can spend millions of dollars trying to solve racist problems. You can pass new laws and institute all sorts of programs, but unless people believe the history in the Bible—unless our minds are renewed—we will never have the full picture of reality, and we won’t have the foundation that we need to make decisions that line up with truth rather than the lie." in the context of ""One Blood" (8 January 2009), Answers in Genesis" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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Ken Ham

About Ken Ham

Ken Ham (born 20 October 1951) is an Australian theologian; he is a young-earth creationist and president of Answers in Genesis and the Creation Museum.