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The Wisdom of Carl
One and a half millennia after the triumph of Christianity — only four centuries ago, but before the enlightenment — Queen Anne was the last Stuart monarch of Great Britain, obviously as privileged a human being as it was possible to be, and with the best medical care money could buy.
In the last seventeen years of the seventeenth century, she was pregnant eighteen times. Only five children were born alive. Only one of them survived infancy. He died before reaching adulthood, and before her coronation in 1702.Carl Sagan, The Demon Haunted World (1996)
Before you go, think about this…
Sin introduced death into the world, Paul (Rom 5:12) tells us. He means Adam’s sin in the Garden of Eden, so before it, everything must have been immortal. Yet, the Jewish scriptures suggest God provided plants as food for animals, so plants at least must have died so long as we reject the idea that animals and mankind were photosynthesising. In short, they were not plants. So what sin had plants committed that they were condemned to die from the beginning?