Question

Why can't non-living things die?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

A non-living thing has no life and therefore does not die. A non-living thing does not die but it decays.

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Answer 2

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→ Why can't non-living things die?

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→ A non-living thing has no life and therefore does not die. A non-living thing does not die but it decays.

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→ Because non living things are what they are for eternity. Living things must die to be eternal. Father says “you be perfect as I am perfect”. This takes time as does a knife to be perfectly sharpened. All matter will eventually return to it's source