Biology
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From how life reproduces to where thought and feeling come from, these passages describe living things in the terms of their day. Modern biology often answers the same questions differently.
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Death did not exist anywhere on Earth until the first human committed a moral transgression about 6,000 years ago.
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All suffering in nature — predation, disease, natural disasters — exists because of a curse placed on the entire planet due to human behavior.
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No organism of any kind died anywhere on Earth before the first human moral failure about 6,000 years ago.
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Human flesh is fundamentally and categorically different from animal flesh, making human-animal biological similarities impossible.
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The entire human species descended from a single man who was the first human ever created.
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Physical forms developed first in nature, and spiritual awareness came later.
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Every organism on Earth, including parasites and pathogens, was intentionally designed by a benevolent creator.
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The first male human was created before the first female, as two separate creation events.
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The entire human population was once reduced to eight people, and all living humans descend from them.
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Every parasite and pathogen was deliberately created for the enjoyment of a benevolent designer.
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Every kind of living thing appeared separately and none ever evolved from another.