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    Death occurring with no earthly remains is at best odd an... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→The claim that death requires earthly remains is undermined by the twinning scenario.

    Death occurring with no earthly remains is at best odd and at worst false.

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    References to identity in this debate come from objectors to this argument, who apply the argument from fission to a real life version of it, namely, twinning. An embryo might split any time generally before the two-week point in fetal development, and those two embryos could develop into fully formed infant twins. The question for the advocate of the above argument to consider is, in such a case, what happens to the original human being, the embryo we will call Adam? There are only three possib

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