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The human body does not last forever and eventually breaks down. Death can be caused by many different scenarios, but ultimately it was not created to last. God made the human body to only last until we leave this earth behind and join Him in heaven forever. There are three main ways the body can die. When our heart does not have oxygen, when our brain also loses oxygen, or our bodies shut down simply because they are old. There are several processes that the body goes through before and after death, such as a change in temperature or rigor mortis. The human body is still a mystery to us, and the complex processes our bodies go through are still being understood today. | The human body does not last forever and eventually breaks down. Death can be caused by many different scenarios, but ultimately it was not created to last. God made the human body to only last until we leave this earth behind and join Him in heaven forever. There are three main ways the body can die. When our heart does not have oxygen, when our brain also loses oxygen, or our bodies shut down simply because they are old. There are several processes that the body goes through before and after death, such as a change in temperature or rigor mortis. The human body is still a mystery to us, and the complex processes our bodies go through are still being understood today. | ||
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