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Author Topic:   The Mosaic Law food laws show evidence of divine knowledge? Law advanced other ways?
sidelined
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Message 27 of 90 (110915)
05-27-2004 3:04 PM
Reply to: Message 25 by kendemyer
05-27-2004 2:24 PM


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kendemyer
Dr. Macht who's study was published by John Hopkins studied 88 animals in regards to toxicity levels and found that the clean animals in the Mosaic code were non toxic and the unclean animals were toxic. Dr. Macht studied quadrupeds, birds, and fish (a clean fish was one that had fins and scales).
This is easily explained by the simple assumption that any food that was toxic produced either death or extreme illness and as a consequence was written into mosaic code as a food to be avoided. Divine intervention is not necessary in order to explain this.
on the west coast of B.C. is a phenomena known as "red tide" which occurs at certain times and results in a rise in toxins in shellfish.
Indeed, one of the hardest hit areas is along the relatively pristine coast of British Columbia where in 1989 a quarter of a pound of contaminated mussels was found to contain enough toxin to kill 16 people.
So during red tide the simple rule of thumb followed by people is to not eat these shellfish.To be completely clear it is often found that toxin levels do not necessarily result in a red tide but the implication is clear as to the response of people to such a threat.No divine revelation needed just an awareness of correlations between events and resulting health of the public [or tribe in the case of moses].

"For the mind of man is far from the nature of clear and equal glass,wherein the beams of things should reflect according to their true incidence;nay,it is rather like an enchanted glass,full of superstition and imposture.if it be not delivered and reduced." Sir Francis Bacon

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Message 30 of 90 (110931)
05-27-2004 4:07 PM
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05-27-2004 3:24 PM


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Ken
Dr. Macht studied both clean and unclean animals and the clean animals turned up non-toxic
How does this refute my point? I have indeed not read the study and was answering to the point you made about Dr.Macht finding toxic animals as being unclean and that is fully consistent with the explanation I offered.If you think there is something else in that study which refutes my stance then please provide it.I work in construction and often put in 14-16 hour days at this time of year so my time is also short.
It is your responsibilty to defend your reasons for accepting the results of the study. I hope it is not too inconvenient for you but if it is I will not be offended by you ignoring me.

"Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts. "

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Message 87 of 90 (118144)
06-24-2004 2:05 AM
Reply to: Message 83 by kendemyer
06-21-2004 7:43 PM


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kendermeyer
P.S. Have any home remedies for a mild case of carpal tunnel?
I do but it is painful. When I was first working in the mills on the West Coast I started at a lumber yard sorting lumber to size and grade which necessitated a lot of twisting the arm, After a week my elbows were tight and painful and I found it difficult to grip lumber for any length of time. That first weekend I went to a doctor and he recommended rest and elevation and unfortunately staying away from work.
Anyway I was over at a friends place and he was looking for someone to come to work in his mill and the pay was double my wage at the lumber yard. I told him I wanted to but that the doctor had told me to lay off work for awhile.My friend told me that he knew it was painful but that going on despite the pain my body would adapt. Being a persuasive friend and not wanting to lose the opportunity I agreed and my friend was correct.It was[/b] painful but after a week the pain disappeared.In 20 years I have never again been subject to CTS despite working in the mills and contruction{roofing}.
You may want to take the rest and time off but I found it preferable for me to be done with it.

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