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The '''biological nature of human beings''' is generally considered to be physical only, at least among Western-trained [[biologists]]. Whether life has a supernatural origin or whether [[human being]]s have more than a [[physical nature]] are rarely examined in an objective way. | The '''biological nature of human beings''' is generally considered to be physical only, at least among Western-trained [[biologists]]. Whether life has a supernatural origin or whether [[human being]]s have more than a [[physical nature]] are rarely examined in an objective way. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:41, July 29, 2011
The biological nature of human beings is generally considered to be physical only, at least among Western-trained biologists. Whether life has a supernatural origin or whether human beings have more than a physical nature are rarely examined in an objective way.