Counter point: our bodies came from dust and are only prevented from returning to dust by the divine providence of God. Sin broke our relationship with him, cutting us off from his life. In order to regain that life, we must overcome sin through the victory of Jesus — in which through his life and death he repudiated sin's authority over him, and by extension all mankind. But our bodies remain broken. They also must be re-made through death and resurrection, the same way Christ's body was re-made.
That's the only aging research I'm interested in.
