Grant_Austing
Religion is imposable to debate on because it isn't based on logic it's based on faith.
.... That is all ....
Technically untrue, in the purest definition of religion. Government can essentially be one's religion, which is therefore based upon logical conclusions over years of study and implementation by various countries.
If you mean theistic faiths, then sure, they can still be debated. Anything can be debated as long as someone holds an opinion contrary to what is said or thought to be true. Many say gravity exists, some may believe there exists a place where gravity does not exist, or at least has so little gravity that it's practically non-existent. *shrugs*
Jesus was neither white nor black, but Hebrew, so perhaps of an olive skin color. Even if we take Him as being born of mortal means and not divine, He could only presumably be half-white if we believe His b*****d father was a Roman. I think this highly unlikely, and believe Him to be of Jewish origin. Otherwise the Pharisees may not have spoken out against Him so much. Romans may have proclaimed divinity amongst themselves, and the Hebrews would think nothing of it but remain separate so as not to be tainted by their immoral ways according to the covenant with YHWH.