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Closing our religion coverage for the day, from UTEP mathematician Granville Sewell’s Christianity for Doubters:
The idea that a decomposed, dead body could be replaced by a new body someday, somewhere, seems impossible. But to me it seems equally impossible that an ugly caterpillar could enter a tomb and be resurrected as a beautiful new butterfly, and yet a butterfly with many entirely new organs is constructed out of the dissolved and recycled parts of a caterpillar every day in a chrysalis, as the film (p. 47) Metamorphosis documents so magnificently. This film includes photography (through magnetic resonance imaging) of the transformation as it happens within the chrysalis. If you find it impossible to believe in the miracle of resurrection, I urge you to watch this, and you will realize that, again, we are just more used to some miracles than others. More.
See also: Granville Sewell as early ID theorist
and
Mathematician Granville Sewell denied right to respond to rebuttals in journal
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