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The gospel according to David Duke, Chapter K(KK).

There is NO scriptural basis for any separate churches. Jesus even prayed to God that we all be one. Like I am a member of the church where ever I am in the world. I am a member of the church of Christ worldwide, makes no difference of the race nor anything else. I am not a protestant because I protest nothing other religions do.

I am a Protestant. All the churches I have attended were integrated, with the exception of one black church I was invited to on vacation. There is NO scriptural basis for separate churches.

There is none. That is a totally cultural phenomenon. My church is integrated, as are many in other parts of the world.

However, the worship styles can be so different that going to a church with a different worship style just doesn't seem to be church. One misses the music, sermons, etc. that are customary.

Add--My church happens to be Southern Baptist. An integrated SB church isn't as rare as one might think.

I don't really believe that any Christian church limits its members by color . Some churches in black neighborhoods will have all or most black members , and the same for white neighborhoods . But that's because of convenience , or the comfort of being with your own rce .

There is no scriptural basis for churches separated according to race or ethnicity. We are one in Christ and Christ is in all of us.

There is no scriptural basis for this -- why do you think there is?

The Southern Baptist church is giant suckfest. I don't know how anyone can associate themselves with a church that was created as an anti-abolitionist offshoot.

Sorry I am not a protestant. My beliefs follow the Bible. But my answer is.

There is none.

There is none. It is said in the bible that God will take people from all nations.