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A man under which Jesus cured from blindness.

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Using engineering and cameras to see, could be seen as almost inconceivable to people back in the day.

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How to replace such cells would require a "transplant" The need for such operations stem from a common disease known as "cataracts" and other deterioration and "disorders" with the eyes.

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Jesus, known among the Christian groups of the era was most closely related with carrying out such acts.

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Stem cells develop into these to restore cite

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These cells have the ability to develop into many different types of cells.

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Being blind or the developing disease which can lead to the affect has been around for ages. A cure for such a problem would seem wildly impossible to the minds of people living within the romanticism era.