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To: ought-six

The clot shot was not natural.

In fact, it was a low IQ attempt to replace the mechanism created by God.

Clots from sports injuries are not observed to be a significant cause of death.


41 posted on 01/12/2024 10:19:45 AM PST by reasonisfaith (What are the personal implications if the Resurrection of Christ is a true event in history?)
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To: reasonisfaith

“The clot shot was not natural.”

The body’s reaction to it, was.

“In fact, it was a low IQ attempt to replace the mechanism created by God.”

Well, if God created life, and thus created Man; God must also have created what makes life and what makes Man. And that would include any ability of life to adapt.

Life adapts to its environment, and finds ways to survive in that environment, and even to thrive.

Man is a great example of that.

So, if Man develops something that enables him to not only survive, but to pretty much defeat things that threaten that survival, Man is just using the tools that God provided him.

So, your claim that Man’s “low IQ” attempt to survive is somehow an insult to God is interesting. But, you are finding fault with the wrong party. If a creation breaks, or malfunctions, is it the fault of the creation or of the creator? The creation can only function within the parameters of its construction; and the creator is solely responsible for that construction and the parameters established.

“Clots from sports injuries are not observed to be a significant cause of death.”

And neither are clots from the jab. Sensationalism notwithstanding.


42 posted on 01/12/2024 10:46:05 AM PST by ought-six (Multiculturalism is national suicide, and political correctness is the cyanide capsule. )
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