(August 10, 2017 at 11:42 am)pabsta Wrote: As someone who doesn't appear to believe in the incorruptibles, and given this phenomenon only occurs with devout Catholics, the question you should be asking yourself is how even a single incorrupt body could exist.That is a question for science, not religion. By not doing what I asked you to do -- that is, to set up a proper examination where religious bias cannot interfere -- you are making it rather difficult to properly answer that question.
Quote: It completely defies science no matter who's incorrupt body we are speaking about. They are on display all over Europe for you to go see.
No, it does not "completely [defy] science." It completely avoids science. I also have no interest in looking at bodies on display unless it's for the purpose of being an observer at a medical/biochemical experiment on those bodies, and somehow I doubt the custodians of the bodies would permit that to happen.
There are also "incorruptible bodies" in Buddhism, by the way. Whatever they really are, they aren't unique to Catholicism. Get over yourselves.
