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Yaro
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Message 13 of 75 (128207)
07-27-2004 9:50 PM


nothing would rot
You know, according to the pre-fall logic, nothing would rot
Our digestive sistem relies on the rotting and breaking down of matter. In this process, you have to kill things. And the bacteria in you stoumach would have to die off or overpopulate and consume you!
Furthermore, fruits are alive. Just as alive as your hadn, so tearing one from a tree is essentialy killing it. Eating grass is killing it, etc.
Food for thought

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Message 21 of 75 (128220)
07-27-2004 11:18 PM
Reply to: Message 18 by Buzsaw
07-27-2004 10:50 PM


Re: nothing would rot
Hey buz,
Some folks brlive there was no death at all before the fall. That all living things were somehow imortal, and that even carnivores were vegitarians.
Thats faulty logic.

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Message 28 of 75 (128228)
07-27-2004 11:36 PM
Reply to: Message 25 by Buzsaw
07-27-2004 11:24 PM


Re: nothing would rot
umm... last time I checked Bacteria werent plants.
Did you know bacteria multiply by the millions every second? If they didn't die, or eat the decomposing bio-matter around them, they would litteraly smoother the world in their mass.
Like the Blob
Bacteria eat dead things, they decompose things, they ferment them. Also, another chink in the armor of the argumen.
SOME BACTERIA DONT DIE OF OLD AGE!
Thats right, many kinds of bacteria are essentialy imortal, they don't age, and don't die as a result of age. So how do you account for this?

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Message 32 of 75 (128233)
07-28-2004 12:00 AM
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07-27-2004 11:55 PM


Re: nothing would rot
Im not desparete for anything.
I was just following the train of logic from the OP

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