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Topic	So, Noah's ark...
dioxxys 11/19/21 3:56:45 AM #32:	wolfy42 posted... there is nothing far fetched about a species evolving from 2 original animals, if the initial animals were genetically perfect (IE god created them with no flaws) then due to recessive genes their children might have some flaws (or the potential for their children to have flaws). The bible actually almost touches on that with each generation (with a few exceptions) living shorter and shorter life spans than the previous generation, which could be the effects (slow) of inbreeding over time. This is what I thought <cite>dioxxys posted [p:960137443] in So, Noah's... [t:79765915]...</cite> <quote>wolfy42 posted... </cite> <quote>there is nothing far fetched about a species evolving from 2 original animals, if the initial animals were genetically perfect (IE god created them with no flaws) then due to recessive genes their children might have some flaws (or the potential for their children to have flaws). The bible actually almost touches on that with each generation (with a few exceptions) living shorter and shorter life spans than the previous generation, which could be the effects (slow) of inbreeding over time.</quote>This is what I thought </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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