RE: Disproving The Resurrection By The Maximal Facts Approach
June 29, 2015 at 12:02 pm
(This post was last modified: June 29, 2015 at 12:03 pm by Huggy Bear.)
(June 28, 2015 at 3:26 am)Neimenovic Wrote:Seems someone needs some reading comprehension.(June 28, 2015 at 1:14 am)Huggy74 Wrote: *emphasis mine*
Can you provide any sources for this?
Are you kidding?
How about you open a fucking biology book?
Even the source YOU linked can give you a clear answer. Bacteria are the cause of decomposition, so naturally a larger amount of them means the process will happen faster. It's not rocket science, Huggy.
Here. As if it was so fucking hard to figure out on your own.
Quote:Be aware also that hot temperatures will speed up this process, while cooler temperatures will slow it down. Also, a person who has died with a septic wound will suffer the effects of putrefaction faster, as the bacteria from sepsis spreads quickly and does damage on a larger and faster scale.source
Your quote is speaking of SEPTIC wounds speeding up decomposition. A septic wound is a wound that is infected and already rotting you muppet.
http://www.univsource.com/words/septic-adj.htm
Quote:septic (adj) (of a wound or part of your body) poisoned by harmful bacteria.
When a wound/injury gets septic, harmful bacteria poison the wound/injury, and the part of the body that is septic may be rotten.
The diabetic old man had an injury in his leg and before he could be brought to the hospital, the injury became septic. The injured part of the body poisoned by harmful bacteria has become rotten and was stinking. The doctor gave him antibiotics after dressing the injury with antiseptic lotion.
The cut on the finger became septic because it was not immediately treated. Harmful bacteria poisoned the injury and puss was oozing from it.
So unless your claiming Jesus died with septic wounds your source is irrelevant.
What Starvald Demelain was claiming is that normal wounds (not septic ones)"of a body that was beaten and crucified" would speed up the rate of decay, This is what I requested his source for....

