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(Quote: Fatihah)
Response: Just because man is created from clay does not mean that the skin must behave a certain way. And as I explained, there are other factors.(End quote)
Quote: darkendless
This is wrong. I explained why in post #874, that clay will always act as clay, no matter what you do with it.(End quote)
Response: In just the previous post, you just stated that all I said was "that's wrong" and yet when you actually quote my words, the statement is not there. In fact, neither the word "that's" or "wrong" is in either post. Tell me darkendless, why do you have to lie?
Secondly, what's this "clay will always act like clay?" Clay doesn't "act".
Quote: darkendless
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(Quote: Fatihah)
Response: Yes. You see, you are referring to clay and solely on clay. The human body is made up of so much more. So one must also consider the other factors of man as well. Water will freeze solid when exposed to certain temperatures. If I walked outside in the freezing winter with a cup of water, after some time, the water inside will freeze solid. I on the other hand will not, despite the fact that science says that we are made of water. So does this mean that science is wrong? No. Because there are other factors involved. The same is the case concerning man in relation with clay.(End quote)
Quote: darkendless
Wrong again, if the body contains clay it will exhibit some properties of clay. Every other material does the same.(End quote)
Response: And once again, you are basing your argument on the claim that I said that the body is made "of" clay. Yet for the last several posts, when asked to provide evidence of me saying this, you fail to do so everytime. Why be such a liar, darkendless? If what you are saying is true, produce the proof. Demonstrate to us that you haven't reduced your argument to lies to gain some sort of credibility, if you are truthful.