kirmmy
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Speaking of that. Hybrids don't do a lot to help regarding the theory of evolution, do they? God said "according to their kind" and it seems that is what happens. If natural selection only allows organisms that fit best within their environment then shouldn't hybrid breeding be a great way to advance "evolution". Ligers are massive and that gives them an advantage as a predator, a small edge anyway. Yet they can't breed, they're a dead end. Funny that...That was a rhetorical question, the answer is obvious, yes they had blood. As far as "hybrids" go. Hybrids normally refer to two created races that are similar enough to reproduce but the offspring cannot. In Greek mythology that was not true of the stories that were clearly inspired by those demons living on the earth before the flood. I think the truth is we just don't know whether their offspring could reproduce, since they would not have been hybrids in the sense that that would normally apply. I think it was much worse than anything we can imagine. Adam's offspring were living nearly 1000 years, so how long would the Nephilim live? Their fathers will not die until Jehovah executes them? So again the answer is we just don't know.
And I think your thoughts on the nephy's offspring is on the money. If they reproduced it's not reported in the Bible but their attempts to breath water ended their ilk anyway.