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Personal Narrative: My Explanation In Religion
One explanation in religious said the deity or someone who are the masters of the destiny to create humans. Another explanation, said there are aliens trying to create some living creatures, and it is located on planet Earth. Humans are one of the living creatures, which is made a “humans farm”. Although all of the possible causes, I believe in more scientific. I believe I am on planet Earth because by combining cells and cells creation of the human race, through different types of cells to create a different subspecies of humans.
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