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 Posted 25-04-2011 at 17:38   
Well I was sitting in a Catholic Mass on Easter eve and was listening to the reading of Genesis where the beginning of the world is described, and I thought to myself. "The guys who wrote the bible either did not know or did not want to give man credit for developing domesticated animals and plants because Genesis says the God created them."

I wonder which it was...

These were amazing technological advancements that people must have worked hard at. Developing crops must have taken patience and a powerful sense of observation. I would not have wanted to be the guy who domesticated cattle. I am sure somewhere along the line someone got either gored or a hoof in the head.






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