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Creationist questions from a creationist

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Rrhain
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10-30-2003 3:52 AM 		Reply to: Message 53 by Buzsaw
10-29-2003 10:11 PM

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My point was that they eat other as well as meat, not that they would live off grass.
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Your point was that carnivores could live off of only vegetation.
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That simply isn't true. Doesn't matter how lush the vegetation is in this "super climate," a carnivore must eat meat to live. Certain nutritional elements are only present in animal products. In humans, for example, the vitamin B12 that prevents pernicious anemia is only available from eating animal products (unless you happen to have enough cobalt in your diet such that the bacteria in your gut can synthesize it for you).
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Do not confuse the fact that a carnivore may put vegetable material into its mouth with the idea that it could live as a vegetarian.
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Rrhain
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10-30-2003 3:53 AM 		Reply to: Message 51 by Buzsaw
10-29-2003 8:12 PM

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This is not to mention the supernatural factor which will has been and will be in play.
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If you're going to invoke magic, then just say so and we can end this conversation.
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