Honestly, let's get this out in the open. The crux of our differences has all of its origin in our varying theology/religious orientation(s). As a believer in Islam, you have a religious justification at stake to argue that the Hebrews were Black and unlike their neighbors; on the hand, myself, as a follower of West African and indigenous First Nation belief systems, I have interest in the argument that they were not Black and that they were cultural interlopers and religious parasites.
Certainly, it behooves you to find the linkage and sustain it because Abraham is the fountain of the major 3 beliefs. Me, Abraham is nothing more than a piecemeal figure created to establish a historical link and validity for otherwise illegimate forms of religious thought.
Blackbird (bowing before the clan mothers and reverently passing the talking stick across the council fire to my esteemed brother)
Certainly, it behooves you to find the linkage and sustain it because Abraham is the fountain of the major 3 beliefs. Me, Abraham is nothing more than a piecemeal figure created to establish a historical link and validity for otherwise illegimate forms of religious thought.
Blackbird (bowing before the clan mothers and reverently passing the talking stick across the council fire to my esteemed brother)