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bpitter
The article you linked to did not back up you claims here. The article
itself still talked about mankind evolving from apes, just saying they need to
redefine the time frame in which the off branching happened. The article itself
says that the skull is a fossil that shows that man evolved from the same group
that chimps came from, just as a different time frame than originally
thought.
And SOME scientists will agree with you, not all. The key word is
'designed' here. We are an incredibly adapted species, which scientists will
all agree on. But that is not the same as being designed.
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kooka_lives
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December 31, 2007
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Furthermore,
I believe we are an incredibly designed species. Even scientists can't deny that!
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b2008
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December 31, 2007
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Re: bpitter
The point being that if the earliest fossils of humankind were deemed to be totally human and not primate, how can you say man evolved from a primate? There are basically no fossils to substantiate that man evolved in that manner within any kind of time frame. So what proof do you have to the contrary. That was my point.
But you had so many blogs together that I guess I got confused on which one I was answering.
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b2008
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December 31, 2007
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bpitter
I read the article you linked to on another post (Which is I guess the one you are talking about here) and I am a little lost as to what your point is about it. The
article did nothing to disprove anything I have stated here nor did it go
against evolution in the least.
Could you maybe explain what point you are trying
to make from what is said in the article?
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kooka_lives
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December 31, 2007
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You don't seem to be reading...
...any of the articles I've read. The one I read showed photos of the oldest known skull of man and it was
not an ape's skull. It was definitely human.
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b2008
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December 30, 2007
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