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Created on: November 21, 2010 Last Updated: May 19, 2011
Noticing racial differences
Not unnatural or bad
Yet thinking any race inferior
Is destructively, ignorantly sad
Race is not the reason
For what makes a one defective
It's darkness in the heart of man
Sin, that is infective
Race is not responsible
For what man does to man
It comes from within our natures
When flames of hate are fanned
Jesus died for everyone
No race lesser than another
He says to overcome evil with good
Not to hate your human brother
Race is not responsible
For the problems man endures
It's the sin nature in people's hearts
And Jesus is the cure
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