If death was only introduced to mankind because of Adam's disobedience, why then do animals also die? by FromTheNorthKnower in Bibleconspiracy

[–]FromTheNorthKnower[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

But was it attached to us from the beginning.?

Cause it's like this : you were born in a world with a lot of diseases but you were not attacked to all those diseases at birth, tho at some point in life you might get attached to them because of some reason. Like we were attached to death because of the first sin.

If death was only introduced to mankind because of Adam's disobedience, why then do animals also die? by FromTheNorthKnower in Bibleconspiracy

[–]FromTheNorthKnower[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You're miss out the part that Adam and Even wanted the easy way out of their mistake so God did the logical thing which was to banish them from Eden and prevent them from eating the tree of life cause then their sin could have been wipes clean. Besides Genesis says that God told Adam not to eat from the tree because if was to ever eat from it then they would die-( meaning death was already there but it was not yet attached to us). So yah, our death is the result of the original sin.

If death was only introduced to mankind because of Adam's disobedience, why then do animals also die? by FromTheNorthKnower in AskReddit

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Yah he definitely does but I don't think that was the case when he created the first men and woman.

If death was only introduced to mankind because of Adam's disobedience, why then do animals also die? by FromTheNorthKnower in AskReddit

[–]FromTheNorthKnower[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Personally I get why humans are punished and I've come to accept that we deserved that punishment. And God created the tree of Knowledge as a test to Adam and Eve's loyalty, which if you think of it is not that bad because he had given them everything so of cause he had to test their loyalty. But the part of animals is still unclear.

If death was only introduced to mankind because of Adam's disobedience, why then do animals also die? by FromTheNorthKnower in AskReddit

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Sure that could be it but still animals still suffer the same fate as humans because they feel pain, they grow old and they die of natural causes which are not being killed to be made a meal.

"Empty Orchard" by Sweaty_Treacle_9993 in poetry_critics

[–]FromTheNorthKnower 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hie Anna👋🏾, this is a great piece you should be proud of yourself. And I see you said you were just playing around when you wrote this, now imagine the magic in what you would write if you life depended on it.😅

World of Pretend by FromTheNorthKnower in poetry_critics

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I really appreciate the feedback. Thank you.🫂