Well, if beans weren't there, then where did they come from?Tell me what Genesis 1:29 says and your interpretation.
Well, if beans weren't there, then where did they come from?Tell me what Genesis 1:29 says and your interpretation.
So you are focusing on where beans came from?
Can you answer me directly about Genesis 1:29?
What I asked...
I won't answer your question until you answer mine. It can't be a conversation you dictate. There has to be back and forth.
Oh oh, i'm so sorry i gave the wrong msg/impression, JD. I was thinking if i worded my reply the right way, but it's like that when i often have only minutes to browse thru the site, post or reply. No, in fact ive welcomed your posts since way back, and learning from them.Mar09, are you suggesting that my posting here is any other reason then to inform my fellow brothers and sisters about a healthy lifestyle?
I didn't start this thread, just responding to it.
Hi zero! Thanks for dropping by. I understand we're born w/ enzymes, something built in, secreted by the body. So a point comes when they're depleted and thats why we need to eat the right things and replace those used up.Fresh fruit and veggies are rich with enzymes. I don't think there are any enzymes in meat, but I could be wrong.
Are you suggesting that beans weren't there?
You can have it your way too at Burger King.in our minds, there are (2) ways of eating;
the 'carnal-way'
the 'Spiritual-way'...
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