Interracial Marriage and the Bible

[Jenny A]

Oh I think Dritch is telling the truth about both his ethnicity and his experience of it. And in the very few U.S. studies considering the issue, multiracial children have a harder time of it. Hawaii is the great exception. And obviously it's not crippling have a multiracial president. Somehow he made it.

But, we don't prohibit people from having children just because they're children will have a harder time of it. Some other examples of kids who have a harder time of it: hearing children born to deaf parents; the children of first generation immigrants; children whose parents' genes carry known genetic defects; children born to retarded parents; children born in the inner city; children born in impoverished rural areas; children of racial minorites; children whose first language is not the locally prevalent language; children who's parents are drug addicted; children who's parents are poor; child who's parents belong to a cult; low cast children; children who's paternal grandparents make significantly less than their maternal grandparents; black children in predominately white countries; children who's parents follow mutually exclusive religions. I could go on and on and on. Dritch isn't specially deptived, just an extreme reaction to one of the many hurdles humans face. Just by being born in a first world country, he's ahead of much of humanity.

Dritch, which would you prefer: not being born at all; being born in Ethiopia of Ethiopian parents; being born of Korean parents in the U.S.; being born of a low status in India. Would you prohibit any of the previous marriages and if not, why not.