The Negro A Beast In The Image Of GOD

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MAN, AND THE NEGRO.
Kve there was one side or part of *'a living soul/*
which, when perfected, bj being- united with its corresponding
side or part which existed in him, would
produce an immortal being, which, when its
physical
life was ended would take its flight
from the scenes of
earth to an endless existence in the realms of eternity.
Hence, in contra-distinction to the female animals—
the mothers of all dying. Eve, this immortal being,
was the mother of
all living.
After endorsing Blumenbach's division of the
human species into
"five races of men"— **the Caucasian,
or European; the Mongolian, or 'Asiatic;
the Indian,
or American; the Negro, or African, and the
Malay," and giving their various complexions, etc.,
Dr. Young says:
Thus we see the Caucasians are white, the Mongolians
are yellow, the Indians are copper-colored, the
Malayans are dark-brown and the Negroes
pleasing variety of colors. These
black — a
all belong to the one
great family of man, proving that unity in diversity
and diversity in unity
is the law of Nature."
Did it never occur to Dr. Young
that if God had
wanted a **species
— man," composed of different
**racesof men," and presenting *'a pleasing variety