The origin of black people
An interesting perspective. However, I'm a deityist. I base my thinking on rationalism and logic. According to science, modern humans—those of roughly the same level of appearance and intellectual development—are about 300,000 years old. Well, to be indistinguishable from modern humans, that's about 100,000 years. Writing emerged no later than about 5,000 years ago. That means people lived for about 95,000 years without the ability to write or create books, and they could have easily continued to do so. The invention of writing is, after all, an accidental discovery, not an innate human trait. So, the modern religions of Earth—Christianity, Islam, and Judaism—rely on sacred books, written sources in which God supposedly gave them rules and instructions on how to live. This raises a logical question: how did people live without God 95,000 years before they invented writing? And if humans had never invented it, then it follows that God would never have been able to convey His teachings to people. Or why didn't God inspire people to invent writing at least 50,000 years ago, instead of 5,000 years ago? After all, God is omnipotent and He cares deeply for people. But at the same time, He clearly didn't notice them for 95,000 years, or something. The question is purely rhetorical.