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Does the rabbit chew the cud? Bible inerrancy supported!

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ramoss
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08-22-2005 1:25 PM 		Reply to: Message 66 by PaulK
08-22-2005 1:06 PM

Re: Circular Argument
On the other hand, ancient hebrew is not English at all. To assume that the enlish phrase and the ancient hebrew phrase meant the exact same thing is too much of an assumption.
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08-22-2005 2:37 PM 		Reply to: Message 74 by Primordial Egg
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Re: Circular Argument
How about 'eating the grass twice'? Rabbits do that. It is just that they eat their own pellets to process the cellulose twice, since it is so hard to digest.
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It provides the same function as 'chewing the cud'. .. just a bit more unappitizing to use humans.
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