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Life belongs to the [[The Living|living]]. Its two branches are [[flora]] and [[fauna]]. It is constitutive of much of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is held to be, by [[planar mechanics]] and [[theologians]], a manifestation of [[positive energy]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It consists of [[capacity]] and [[incapacity]]. It may include [[perception|consciousness]] and, in some cases, [[reflection|self-conciousness]]. [[Anatomy | Life belongs to the [[The Living|living]]. Its two branches are [[flora]] and [[fauna]]. It describes animate matter and so concerns [[animation]]. It is constitutive of much of the dynamism of [[nature]] and is held to be, by [[planar mechanics]] and [[theologian|theologians]], a manifestation of [[positive energy]]. Its incarnation is the [[body]]. It consists of [[capacity]] and [[incapacity]]. It may include [[perception|consciousness]] and, in some cases, [[reflection|self-conciousness]]. [[Anatomy]] studies its material structures and [[physiology]] studies its material processes. [[Medicine]] studies the prolongation of its material processes. [[Theology]] teaches that the [[soul]] is its immaterial essence. Life's duration is finite, at least in [[mortal | mortal creatures]]. Its end is [[Death (condition)|death]]. Its antithesis and doppelganger is [[undeath]]. | ||
[[Category:Animation]] | [[Category:Animation]] | ||
[[Category:Positive Energy]] | [[Category:Positive Energy]] | ||
[[Category:Nature]] | [[Category:Nature]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:07, 12 March 2013
Life belongs to the living. Its two branches are flora and fauna. It describes animate matter and so concerns animation. It is constitutive of much of the dynamism of nature and is held to be, by planar mechanics and theologians, a manifestation of positive energy. Its incarnation is the body. It consists of capacity and incapacity. It may include consciousness and, in some cases, self-conciousness. Anatomy studies its material structures and physiology studies its material processes. Medicine studies the prolongation of its material processes. Theology teaches that the soul is its immaterial essence. Life's duration is finite, at least in mortal creatures. Its end is death. Its antithesis and doppelganger is undeath.
Subcategories
This category has the following 17 subcategories, out of 17 total.
