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Markup /qa/743
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>>741 You're prizing your own self-perceived correctness above God's desire that more should come to know Him. Someone can be a flat earther and be saved, believe in the Loch Ness Monster and be saved, or believe that the moon really is made of cheese and still be saved. God doesn't expect any of us to be omniscient, that's His job. I don't buy the whole Darwinian story kit and caboodle, but the idea that physical death, not just of humans but of *animals*, only occurred after the fall is not said in the Bible. It's pretty clear to me that God's warning before and curse after Adam and Eve ate of the forbidden fruit applied to man specifically. After all, how would they even know what "die" meant when God warned them?
