(urth) second dream team

[brunians at brunians.org]

So you are arguing that all life that is native to Urth is compatible _in
the sense that we are talking about_?

For instance, mollusks and vertebrates, here in this world, both have
blood. The blood of vertebrates is based upon iron: the blood of mollusks
is based upon copper. Are you saying that it is different on Urth, then?
That the two kingdoms use the same kind of blood?

If I understand you correctly, you are arguing that *this* World here does
not have a creator.





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> Ummm. I'm moving in the reverse direction: we know that the Briahverse
> *does* have a Creator; given that, it does not seem unreasonable for Him
> to arrange for life to be compatible _in the sense we were talking about_.
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> On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 12:05 PM, <brunians at brunians.org> wrote:
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>> > 4) In a universe with a Creator, where evolution is guided by the
>> > Creator's will, all life on all worlds may be compatible in this
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>> All life here isn't.
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>> It may be that there are a limited number of possibilities: I don't see
>> how this makes it necessary for there to be a Creator.
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