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'''Mollusc''' is a group of invertebrate animals, mainly marine in origin. Their bodies do not have an internal skeleton, but may have a hard shell covering the body. These include mussels, oysters, snails, slugs and octopuses. | '''Mollusc''' is a group of invertebrate animals, mainly marine in origin. Their bodies do not have an internal skeleton, but may have a hard shell covering the body. These include mussels, oysters, snails, slugs and octopuses. | ||
| − | God called eating shell fish an abomination, before [[Jesus Christ]] changed the dietary laws (Luke 22:20). Without | + | God called eating shell fish an abomination, before [[Jesus Christ]] changed the dietary laws (Luke 22:20). Without realizing this, many proponents of homosexuality claim that it is an abomination only comparable to eating shell fish. |
[[category:animals]] | [[category:animals]] | ||
Revision as of 02:26, May 19, 2009
Mollusc is a group of invertebrate animals, mainly marine in origin. Their bodies do not have an internal skeleton, but may have a hard shell covering the body. These include mussels, oysters, snails, slugs and octopuses.
God called eating shell fish an abomination, before Jesus Christ changed the dietary laws (Luke 22:20). Without realizing this, many proponents of homosexuality claim that it is an abomination only comparable to eating shell fish.