[Soliton]

If their bodies were incorruptable, they would still be alive. How come we don’t have any thousand year-old saints? There sure would be a lot more believers.

[mountainbunny]

There are plenty from the very early days of the Church, known by name.
Here’s one: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polycarp
He’s my favorite, next to Saint Augustine, who is another: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustine_of_Hippo

[STARWISE]

Those that are incorruptible after death simply are,
by any unscientific definition. Hence, they are miracles
and mysteries that defy physical science.

I have no answer to your illogical question.

“Faith can move mountains.”

http://tinyurl.com/yp2gym

[Deo volente]

If their bodies were incorruptable, they would still be alive.


That's a non sequitur, my friend. Try again.

[NYer]

How come we don’t have any thousand year-old saints? There sure would be a lot more believers.

St. Clare of Assisi
1194-1253