What do find of, for each person that died, did we plant a tree?
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I think that's a great idea. I would have planted 8 this year. I signed a paper to have them harvest my organs (if any are still functional) & then give the rest to research. The body is only a shell after all. I think even the Christians would agree that it would be better to do some good with the body than to give it to the worms. Of course, that is another form of recycling.
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a dead tree. a tree that was already cut
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5000 huh, thats a long time.  Redwoods live hundreds.  I think there is a pine on some mountain that is a few thousand years old.  Maybe an olive tree.
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Is this after Adam and Eve were banished from the garden of Eden for eating the fruit from the tree of knowledge? God made them go out and fend for themselves, which included growing their own plants.
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You can tell a good tree by its fruits.  Millions and millions of alcoholics, drug addicts, overeaters, gamblers and hundreds more such suffering people, have not only recovered from from their problems, but have had a spiritual awakening (in various stages) as a result of living the 12 steps and 12 traditions. \nThey are not allied with any religion, there is no dues or fees.\n\nJesus did not disappear.  He went to pray in a place called the Garden of Gethsemane to talk with His Dad. Later He just wanted to be with his friends, and if you were about to die, I think you would too.
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Genetics and environment and stuff... oh and gravity! Unless if the tree is on a steep hill.  :-)
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repeat destroying and constructing.\n\nbut for me hopeful planting trees so that you can take care of it through your generations, grand, father-mother, kid and grand-children.... takes long period.
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I cannot find anywhere where they actually say they found out what caused them to die.  One possibility was that sonar used by an american naval ship threw them off course.  \n\nI'm guessing...due to lack of interest in the results...that that might be the case because if it were anything else, I think the results would be posted everywhere!
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many an inocent persons death ?
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Gen. 2: 9 \n9 And out of the ground made the LORD God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food; the tree of life also in the midst of the garden, and the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
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a while back i asked a pastor that question at a friends house and we got into that discussion.. its not really proven yet where the Garden actually was.. some relegious groups say it never really existed and it was a heaven thing, but then in Genesis says Adam and Eve were the first persons on earth and they were at the garden. \n\nYet most geographicians(if thats a word lol) believe to be on the Middle East, near Mesopotamia. and that is because on text is say from Eden the river diveded into 4 other rivers or 4 branches which is tigris, Euphrates, Pishon, & Gohin. Today 2 of those rivers are no longer with water.. but from satellite photos, has reveled 2 dry riverbeds flowing toward the Persian Gulf, near where Tigris and Euphrates also terminate..\n\nwell hope that helped u asnwer ur question!!
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PLEASE READ GENESIS CHAPTERS 1 -10. In the garden, There was the Tree of Life and the Tree of knowledge of good and evil. and all the other trees of which Adam and Eve were allowed to eat from. The tree of knowledge of good and evil was the ONLY tree they were told not to eat from or they would die. The Bible does not specify what FRUIT was on that tree. When they disobeyed God and listened to the snake (SATAN) they sinned and thus the perfect world no longer existed. NO, there were no reproductive trees, someone is pulling your leg. ON dinosaurs, God created animals And man on the 6th day of creation. If God made dinosaurs, they are not prehistoric as some say since they were created at the same time as man. P.S.  God did not stop loving Adam and Eve, but He did punish them for their sin.  P.S.S. The Tree of Life is in Heaven, Read Revelation 22:14
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as a farmer I might be able to put more light on this question. \nit is true that birds do drop seeds, then the trees grow, but most planted fields are bushhogged and plowed so that any new sapling would be destroyed. Some farmers purposely leave a few trees in the fields. if they pasture horses or cattle the trees provide shade. also the tree may provide erosion control if it is on a slope. I personally have trees in my fields to mark sink holes and large rocks that might damage my tractor. \nThere are many reasons that a lone tree would be in a field... perhaps the farmer looked at it and found beauty in it or perhaps his grandmother planted the tree before she died..
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According to Brenna Hall:\n\nClara and Maria entered their house and closed the door.\n\nThey were living in Germany in about 1572 and they had just come in from getting apples. They had just brought home apples from the market and were now getting thin cookies, cutting out paper roses and apples to put on their Christmas tree.\n\nMaria, the younger of the two sisters, asked, “Why do we use green and red at Christmastime?”\n\nClara, the oldest said, “Well, we use green because we use evergreens – like our tree. Evergreens represent everlasting life. Christ died for us and he still lives -- maybe not on earth but in heaven. That is what everlasting life is.”\n\nWhile the girls decorated the rest of the tree, Clara continued telling Maria other legends and stories of the green and red colors at Christmas.\n\n“Even before Christ, there were men and women called druids that worshipped the earth. They used evergreens in the winter to show that the woodland and fairies live with them during winter.\n\nThe Romans kept branches during winter through the beginning of January and then they would exchange branches with their friends. They would trade them to show a sign of good luck.\n\nThe Egyptians treasured and worshipped evergreens. When the winter solstice arrived they would bring palm trees into their homes to show triumph over death, even though it doesn’t last all through winter.\n\nThere are even several legends of the Christmas tree. Like Martin Luther, in the year 1535. I will tell you about him. He was the one that first put lights on the Christmas tree. He was walking home one evening after he had been giving a sermon and he saw the stars above the evergreens and he was very amazed. He wanted to be able to show his family and recapture the scene so he brought candles and a tree into his living room, put the candles on the tree and that is how we got the lights.”\n\nMaria smiled and looked up at their tree. She loved Christmas. The tree made the drab days of winter just outside their little home a lot brighter. “Do you know any more stories?” she asked.\n\n“I know two more,” Clara continued.\n\n“One about a man named Saint Boniface. Saint Boniface was an English missionary and was out walking when he came upon some men about to cut a huge oak tree as a stake for a human sacrifice to their pagan god. With one mighty blow, Saint Boniface chopped down the tree and a beautiful young fir tree sprang from the center. He told the men that its branches were pointing to heaven.\n\nMy last story to tell you is about a poor woodsman. He was walking home one night when he came upon a hungry child. Even though he was very poor himself he gave the child food and shelter for the night. When he awoke the next morning he rose to find a sparkling tree outside his house. The child was really the Christ child in disguise. And the tree was a gift as a reward for his charity.”\n\nMaria smiled again as the thought of her own Christmas tree warmed her.\n\n“Before you were born and I was very young, there were these things called Paradise Plays.” Clara said.\n\n“They were plays showing parts of the Bible. And they had things in them like evergreens and apples, wafers and things like we are using right now. They were plays of the Garden of Eden and Adam and Eve. The apples were the fruit and they would play out the story every year on December 24th.”\n\nClara paused, and then frowned a little. “But a little while after the people in the plays became very rude. And the Catholic Church didn’t think the plays were very respectful. So they made it so we couldn’t have those plays anymore.”\n\nClara stopped and thought for a moment. ”Well, I have explained green and I guess these plays are a good way to explain why we use red.”\n\n“First, remember how I told about the apples from the Paradise Plays? They were red. They were used to represent the fall of Adam. When the Church stopped the plays people brought
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If the tree is planted in farm plot/tree patch, it respawns. If you plant a tree in the garden of your house, you cannot cut it.
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I would start by reading other obits in the newspaper. They are all more or less the same... \n\n_____ died on _______ of _____.She was born in _____, attended _____ college and got married in ________ She was a great  _____ an d well loved by all.\nShe leaves behind a husband and ___  children, as well as ____ grandchildren.  The service will be held on ____ at _____ church. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obituary\n\nGood luck!
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First, there was a seed. It was watered everyday, and it grew and grew. Finally the tree said "Gee, om a tree!" and a radish grew from one of its symmetrical branches.