would an amoeba have different levels of organization....why or why not?

Answer 1

Most amoebas that I know are very disorganized. They seem to lack structure in their lives. Now, meciums are very organized. They always go in pairs.

Answer 2

There are those who teach different 'levels' of salvation': Jehovah's Witnesses -144,000 will go to heaven as spirits to rule as kings and priests over the earth, but billions of others won't ever get to heaven, staying on earth to be ruled by this tiny group: Mormons - three levels of salvation - everyone saved from death but higher rankings the more faithful people are, with temple-sealed Mormons attaining the highest level. Some Christians who are neither JWs nor Mormons fall into the trap of speaking of salvation as if it were a reward, being unable to distinguish between salvation as a free gift and heavenly rewards for earthly works done to glorify God. Fortunately, most answerers here have pointed that error out. A man-made system of works MUST have levels/degrees of salvation because that's the human way of thinking - those who do the most and the best work enjoy greater status. They pay lip-service to salvation being free to all but tack on doctrines/requirements that make their followers strive to keep doing more and more and to climb the ranks in their church organization. The Bible offers the same salvation to all who put their faith in Jesus Christ. Read Jesus' parable of the workers drafted in at different times of the day and their pay at the end of the day being exactly the same - much to the annoyance of those who'd worked all day! (Mat 20:1-16)

Answer 3

Those who are members of the amoeba mafia are very organized. The rest....who knows.

Answer 4

It a single eucaryotic cell.

Answer 5

not according to zoo 101. it divides and the seccond remains just like the first. always the same. like my life always the same.