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Sex and the Sex drive

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redstang281
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02-12-2002 10:28 PM

Evolutionists, what evolved first, sex or the sex drive?
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02-16-2002 6:27 PM 		Reply to: Message 2 by toff
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Originally posted by redstang281:
Evolutionists, what evolved first, sex or the sex drive?
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Sex. So much for THAT thread.
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In nature there is a strong desire to want sex. Why would anything have sex without first having the desire for sex?
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Also, reproducing creates more competition for food. Why not just evolve to live forever?
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I could possibly see this question being answered with "that is something we are still evolving towards." If that is the answer from an evolutionist standpoint then why would the earliest life forms live shorter life spans? What sets that limitation of life to begin with?
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