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One Giant Leap for Mankind
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.keyplus90 //I hope one of those scientists could also tell me once and forever if asprin is good for me or not.//
So much better to get a permanent unchanging answer from a holy book. That kind of certainy is very comforting for those who don't really care if new information comes to light to add to previous knowledge.
But the answer is obvious. Mohammed never used asprin so surely you should follow his example?
Come to thnk of it he never had a computer either so what are you doing on the Internet?!
So much better to get a permanent unchanging answer from a holy book. That kind of certainy is very comforting for those who don't really care if new information comes to light to add to previous knowledge.
But the answer is obvious. Mohammed never used asprin so surely you should follow his example?
Come to thnk of it he never had a computer either so what are you doing on the Internet?!
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And we are 'related' to you, keyplus. Now there's a thought!
Don't know how much of evolution your religion has rejected. Monkeys and apes are related to us, in the sense that we and they have a common ancestor. It must be difficult for a Muslim scientist to reject evolution since so much scientific evidence of DNA and knowledge of genetics confirm it. Christians once rejected the theory, too.
Don't know how much of evolution your religion has rejected. Monkeys and apes are related to us, in the sense that we and they have a common ancestor. It must be difficult for a Muslim scientist to reject evolution since so much scientific evidence of DNA and knowledge of genetics confirm it. Christians once rejected the theory, too.
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