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No one sees a problem with calling the church to love God and neighbor. Hows does a Christian do those? The problem lies in specifying one way to do that and excluding all other ways. The 鈥渞adicals鈥?are saying that unless you do what I am doing you are not fulfilling those commands. Also you should take both Reich et al and Moorjani et al seriously. They are very important papers on South Asian population genetics. And you shouldn't think of these ANI estimates as very accurate and precise. You'll notice that they provide error margins.   

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