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Evlreala
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Message 124 of 136 (668513)
07-22-2012 12:33 PM
Reply to: Message 121 by PaulGL
07-16-2012 6:39 PM


Re: necessity for cloning to ensure 100% transmission of an acquired genetic trait
Forgive me if you've already explained this, but, how are you defining "free will"?

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Evlreala
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Message 135 of 136 (669092)
07-26-2012 8:52 PM
Reply to: Message 125 by PaulGL
07-23-2012 9:03 PM


Re: necessity for cloning to ensure 100% transmission of an acquired genetic trait
Animals have souls- scriptural. The parts/functions of sould are: Mind, emotion, and will. Animals choose according either of 2 criteria (flight or flight): namely their choices are made as a result of instinct or logic. Man, having a 'free will' is not bound to this and can come up with decisions which are not strictly the result of either influence.
So.. If I understand this correct, you are defining 'free will' as the ability to (or that which grants us the ability to) make decisions unbound by the influence of logic (rationality/reason) or instinct (fight/flight responce). Am I correct in my understanding?

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