Furthermore, many of the original Israelite tribes fell under Babylonian captivity, and Jews have been minorities in every nation of the world in which they have resided. In spite of their ethnocentrism and Talmudic prescriptions opposing intermarriage, without a doubt the Jews have intermarried with their host peoples. Even with only a slight interbreeding compounded over the last 3,000 years, the Jews probably have retained only a portion of their original genetic heritage. Yet, as they have slowly absorbed the genes of other nationalities, close inbreeding in their minority communities has certainly led to great genetic similarity among them. Exclusively Jewish diseases such as Tay-Sachs reveal a linked genetic heritage of Jews no matter where they reside in the world.¹

While in college I encountered the Christian Identity faith that maintains that the original Israelite tribes became the differing nationalities of the European peoples. The denomination claims that with the coming of Christ, those of the original Israelites who maintained their heritage became Christians. They believe that those who were amalgamated with the other peoples (such as the Babylonians and then later the Khazars) and followed the Talmud became what are now called Jews. I researched and prayed about the issue, but I kept my more traditional Christian attitude about Jews. Over the years, though, many Identity Christians have become my friends, and I have been impressed by their dedication to our White heritage and to the Lord Jesus Christ. I view them warmly, as fellow Christians with whom I share many sentiments and with whom I disagree on few. I am thankful that they are united with all racially conscious White people in the struggle ahead.

Whatever its ethnic origins, over the centuries Christianity adopted a European cultural overlay both in its artistic expression and its religious tones. We can see those expressions in the breathtaking paintings of the Sistine Chapel, the sculptures of the Madonna and Child, the gothic cathedrals of Europe, and even the classic Christmas carols that so deeply touch our hearts. Christianity is tightly wound within the heritage of Western man. No race is so intrinsically Christian as the European. The different Christian denominations may differ dramatically in their interpretations of the Scriptures, but all of them share their faith in Him.

In stark contrast to the European forms of Christianity, African and Black Caribbean nations veer sharply from the fundamental Christian precepts. Once White missionaries and influences are completely removed, the forms and practices of Christianity usually become almost unrecognizable in just a few short years. Idol worship, witch doctors, forms of voodoo, and other decidedly non-Christian beliefs develop and flourish, even with the church itself.

I came to understand that I was not going against the Word of God to recognize and wish to preserve the different races that he created. If anything, I was fulfilling the laws of his creation. I also firmly realized that according to the Holy Bible the coming of Jesus Christ created a New Covenant that the chosen people of God now were those who accepted him and his Father. I knew that I was right to defend my Christian heritage from the powers seeking their demise. Then, as now, I believe in freedom of speech and freedom of religion. Judaism has every right to believe whatever it wishes and be actively anti-Christian and anti-Gentile. Zionists have every right to seek their own political supremacy. But, we have the right to oppose them, to defend ourselves from their power, to preserve our heritage in the face of their attacks, and to fight for our precious freedom from their domination.