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originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I always took the word "dirt" or dustto mean carbon.
When the bible was written there was no periodic table.
The writer would have to usewords and understanding to his knowledge at the time.
I guess the nearest thing to carbon would be dust or dirt.
originally posted by: Develo
Also dust and carbon are nothing alike. Dust is mineral, carbon is organic.
originally posted by: crazyewok
originally posted by: Develo
Also dust and carbon are nothing alike. Dust is mineral, carbon is organic.
Again you need to look at it from someone from the bronze age.
dust, dirt? does not matter. They would not even know the difference between a mineral and organic matter.
They had no IR Spectrometry or Mass spectrometry. Nor even a periodic table.
originally posted by: crazyewok
I always took the word "dirt" or dustto mean carbon.
the word for rib in ancient hebrew also means curve and helix. old eastern languages are weird.
originally posted by: Prezbo369
If you think it makes sense that man would be 'made' from clay, how then does it make sense to you that a woman was made from a living mans rib bone? (that he then regenerated?)
transgender males who have a rib removed to better emulate a female torso often find to their dismay that their lower ribs regenerate partially or fully.
originally posted by: Prezbo369
If you think it makes sense that man would be 'made' from clay, how then does it make sense to you that a woman was made from a living mans rib bone? (that he then regenerated?)
It has neither been observed or confirmed, you should know better.