We are not racist like you, we are nationalists. Therefore, if a muslim has an Armenian ancesstry and considers himself/herself an Armenian, then we accept him/her as an Armenian. If somebody is black, but considers himself/herself as an Armenian, then he or she is Armenian.
I just have one thing to say: lol.
Your artificialy thought out dates like the one above has no real meaning. Who are you to decide who is Armenian and who is not? If you are so against Christianity, why are you making references to Christian ideas, such as ''sin" ?
If someone is black and claims to be Armenian then it's not a matter of judging his Armeniannes, simple as that.
I'm not a rasist and actually it has nothing to do with racism but a black person cannot be Armenian, it's that simple.
Besides, you cannot mix race with ethnicity, as they are two seperate things. Race, such as color of one's skin is a result of that person's biochemical composition where the person himself/herself has no choise in what race he/she is born into, while ethnicity has very little connection to one's biochemical make up. The ethnicity is primarely different by its native language and culture associated with the speakers of that language, and as such, one can choose to be of any ethnicity regardless of what race or culture they were born into.
Race and ethinicty are indeed seperate things but both are also related to eachother.
One can change his nationality, but no one can change his ethinicty.
For example a black man can get the Armenian nationality (Passport) but he can't change his ethinicity.
You are having a dangerous ideologie because it can hurt our nation.
Your ideologie (way of thinking) makes infiltration by other minorities very simple, a marvelous example: let's have a look at the United States of America and many other European nations. Zionists have infiltrated and are destroying culture, nationalism and the folk.
You said you were a nationalist but you are following the wrong ideologie because in the end your way of thinking CAN hurt our nation.
Anyway, you may think and do whatever you want.
If you consider yourself as Christian nationalist Aryan, then you are living in ideological paradox, as one cannot be Christian and nationalist at the same time.
I'm an Armenian nationalist and an Christian, i don't see any problems.