How can anything created good by God be destructive?

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There's the teaching of sin, or perhaps about original sin, where there's something deeply and profoundly with homo sapiens. What AR activist thinks otherwise?

Mavreela <nec.lists wrote: What is the difference between a destructive and non-destructive life form? If (as you have stated) that the animals created by God (including humans) are non-destructive then can there be a destructive life form?

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, " Maynard S. Clark " <MaynardClark@Y...> wrote:

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> There's the teaching of sin, or perhaps about original sin, where

there's something deeply and profoundly with homo sapiens. What AR

activist thinks otherwise?

> Mavreela <nec.lists@m...> wrote: What is the difference between a

destructive and non-destructive life form? If (as you have stated)

that the animals created by God (including humans) are non-

destructive then can there be a destructive life form?

 

 

We, it seems, and animals, in the beginning were not created to be

detructive, but we chose, and do still choose to be detructive,There

is no doubt we have power over animals, maybe we should be useing it

to help them, from whichever angle we look at this world and all

within it, most people would agree we need to improve our place in it.

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