Someone with no knowledge of nature could semi-succesfully argue that lions could POSSIBLY eat straw. But what about crocs? How can someone argue that these reptiles will possibly be able to eat anything other than meat?
Alligators and crocodiles?
by gringojj 6 Replies latest jw friends
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Spectre
Or rattlesnakes. They inject their prey with venom and the venom works to both paralyze the rat and also work as a digestant. Are they going to change and inject an apple with venom so as to digest it?
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AuldSoul
Not possible. Even remotely. If the animals were designed, it must be acknowledged they were designed as carnivores. The short digestive tract of lions is not suited for sustaining life on vegetation. Many reptilian species cannot digest plant matter.
However, I have notices that for every carnivorous species there are corresponding omnivorous and/or herbivorous animals in the same kind. Not making anything of it, just an observation. Also, in the Genesis account "outside" was understood to be where the thorns and thistles grew. Apparently there were species of plants that were not inside. Could that be true of animals as well?
AuldSoul
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Nathan Natas
God'splan is clear:
Crocodiles and alligators were designed to eat cheese.
Failing that, some fish food will do just fine.
Snakes prefer crudites or a light salad with a raspberry vinagrette.
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gringojj
What will a venus fly-trap eat?
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Navigator
Someone with no knowledge of nature could semi-succesfully argue that lions could POSSIBLY eat straw. ; But what about crocs? ; How can someone argue that these reptiles will possibly be able to eat anything other than meat?
Someone with no knowledge of nature could invent the whole ridiculous "paradise earth" concept. The entire purpose of the earth (and the Universe)is to serve as a location to experience the illusion of separation from God. When we wake up and realize that the separation never actually occurred, the earth will no longer have a purpose and will disappear along with the rest of the universe. For more on the subject read "The Disappearance of the Universe" by Gary Rhea. -
FairMind
Most thinking people (including JWs) know that many creatures are by design meat eating predators. Will sharks eat seaweed?