"traced the bloodline of Christians New and Old"
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Words like "blood" and "bloodline" should not be used to indicate ancestry. "Blood" implies contemporary physical traits (similar to how we today think of DNA, somewhat incorrectly, as a carrier of physical traits), and as such, "blood" is a word favored by white supremacists and racists and is often accompanied by racist terminology like "purity of blood" and "not one drop [of non-white blood]."
This sentence should instead say, "traced the ancestry of Christians..." The use of the word "blood" to indicate ancestry should be removed from this article and all Wikipedia articles and replaced with "ancestry."
(I apologize if I've posted this incorrectly, this is my first time ever posting to a Wikipedia talk section.) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2601:243:820:ED89:1452:ACE2:A065:63A4 (talk) 14:32, 2 February 2024 (UTC)
- "Blood" is the term used in contemporary documents and legislation. It is exactly from such dark pages of history as this that present day racists and white supremacists draw their terminology, and indirectly get many of their vile ideas. Your suggested sanitized version using 'ancestry' is a) anachronistic b) euphemistic and c) not born out by relevant sources. 82.176.221.176 (talk) 07:24, 1 May 2024 (UTC)