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What mysterious quality makes a creature alive at one moment but is absent the instant the creature dies?
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the hebrew word for life haim means breathing - as you said God says the life is in the blood - so breathing with blood circulating seems to be God's explanation of what is alive - but as you said life is described no whereWhat mysterious quality makes a creature alive at one moment but is absent the instant the creature dies?
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the hebrew word for life haim means breathing - as you said God says the life is in the blood - so breathing with blood circulating seems to be God's explanation of what is alive - but as you said life is described no where
the op is about creatures with blood and breath- stay in context of the discussion please - if a creature is not breathing or has lost all it's blood it is no longer livingSo plants, insects, snails, etc. aren't alive? This is the kind of thing people fall into, when they try to force scripture into a science text.
if you would read the article you would understand - too bad you project your shortcomings on othersOnly some animals are alive? Insects aren't alive? And plants aren't alive? Jesus says otherwise.
John 12:24 Verily, verily, I say unto you, Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.
If you have to redefine words to make it fit a new doctrine, isn't that a pretty good clue that there's something wrong with that doctrine?
I'm just pointing out that there are lot of things that are alive that neither breath nor have blood. I just showed you that Jesus cited one of them.if you would read the article you would understand - too bad you project your shortcomings on others
like we all don't know that? - the accusations added to that fact are the parts that are your projection of self on othersI'm just pointing out that there are lot of things that are alive that neither breath nor have blood. I just showed you that Jesus cited one of them.
What men have reasoned out, does not refute God's word.
like we all don't know that?
"Chaim" sounds like it should be a plural. Is "chaya" the singular?chaya,chaim is a conjugation I believe
chaya means life ,"Chaim" sounds like it should be a plural. Is "chaya" the singular?
as i said we already know that - but you add false claims of us twisting scripture and words when you are the only one that twists God's words to reduce it to allegory - all to prove your false theory of evolution is from GodI'm just pointing out that there are lot of things that are alive that neither breath nor have blood. I just showed you that Jesus cited one of them.
If you accept Jesus' word on this, then I don't see a problem.
You think that if God uses figurative language that "reduces" it? I don't think so.as i said we already know that - but you add false claims of us twisting scripture and words when you are the only one that twists God's words to reduce it to allegory
God created all things. Evolution, which we observe happening every day, is no different.all to prove your false theory of evolution is from God
your analytic mind makes you miss the forest for the trees in it .So plants, insects, snails, etc. aren't alive? This is the kind of thing people fall into, when they try to force scripture into a science text.
God did create all things - mutation is observable today - macro evolution has never been observedYou think that if God uses figurative language that "reduces" it? I don't think so.
God created all things. Evolution, which we observe happening every day, is no different.
God did create all things - mutation is observable today - macro evolution has never been observed
your analytic mind makes you miss the forest for the trees in it .
I get that. I'm just opposed to blurring the distinction between these two equally valid approaches.Jewish thought isn't meant not did they want it to be an exact desreptive tongue