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'''Inorganic''' means not capable of sustaining [[life]].  
 
'''Inorganic''' means not capable of sustaining [[life]].  
  
Inorganic often refers to dirt or soil. There are notable exceptions, including soil that is [[hospitable]] to grow crops and dirt that [[God]] breathed into to create [[Adam]].  
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Inorganic often refers to dirt or soil.  
 
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Revision as of 04:56, February 1, 2008

Inorganic means not capable of sustaining life.

Inorganic often refers to dirt or soil.