LIFE AND DEATH (Biological).-The characteristic quality, common to plants, animals, and man, which distinguishes them from all other things, is what we call 'life.'
An edition of Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, Part 15
(2003)
Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, Part 15
by James Hastings
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Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics, Part 15
January 2003, Kessinger Publishing
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