Soul, Warm & Fuzzy Feelings

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> RJV 11/24

> *the usual invisible pink unicorn stuff snipped*



> In other words, It's all a bunch of crap that you believe because it makes

> you feel all warm and fuzzy inside.


CLAIRE
Dear Jason:

No, Irish coffee or Kahlua with hot chocolate make me feel all warm and
fuzzy inside. I can't say that my faith gives me warm and fuzzy
feelings. I do think that it helps me cope better with uncertainty and
difficult times. I also believe that it helps me to treat people better.
I am not saying that atheists treat others badly as a rule, though. 


> 

> RJV 11/24

> Monozygotic twins ARE genetically identical.  They are not, however,

> phenotypically identical.  That is why the fingerprints are different.

> However, if you had a monozygotic twin, then you have an HLA compatible

> donor, and you can put any organ of his/hers into your body without any

> fear of rejection because the organs ARE genetically identical.

> 

> I guess a soul would not be a genetic trait, but a phenotypic trait.

> That's about the only thing that makes sense so far, although I still have

> no idea what a soul is...

> 

> -- R Jason Valentine                          ..ooOO miracle@procyon.com



CLAIRE
You said what I wish I had said: that monozygotic twins are not
phenotypically identical. Each twin is unique, even if they are not
genotypically unique. So I would believe that they have unique souls.

"Talk" with you next week-
Claire :)

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