Contradictory life forces exist within the human animal and pathogens can affect cognition

The propulsion

So you believe there are more than one force

Do you believe in the concept of evil

No, I'm stating facts about biology

Well, we're talking about it, aren't we?

I was thinking more about metaphysics

Also, I think most Christians view nature as profane

The predation aspect

Which you noted

that's not necessarily profane

Based on what?

Predation as a consequence of leaving Eden?

An average Christian strolling through a safari seeing animals eating the carcass of other animals

Would see it as profane

I don't think they would

What about lice

Roaches

Spiders

the fuck are you talking about spider expert

called it

Christians aren't like Timothy Treadwell ime

Elephants destroying trees

Goats shitting out pebbles all over the place

Being exiled into the wilderness as punishment

i'm still not sure of your question

my neckbeard just grew another two inches, thanks lonegoat

Average Christians holding nature in a profane light

Death

is this the b-side to that averse sefira interview

Yes, I think Christians think death is unnatural and therefore profane

Death is a large element in nature

Therefore, most Christians see nature as profane

i think i read a book about this

by martin ain and thomas gabriel fischer

that is an inversion of the actual process and i daresay a deliberate one

you will not get my goat

Aquinas held nature as the same elevation of the divine

Most Christians don't see it this way

I don't think most Christians would be able to tell you much about Aquinas

save some ecclesiastical members