[Baraonda]

"Well you make this claim:"

Humans and monkeys share common ancestry.

There you go! I knew I had read it someplace. I'm sure it has been asserted more than once. But because these threads are long ones, they (the evolutionists) hope that we won't be able to find their quotes.

Thanks, RunningWolf.

Eureka!!

[Dimensio]

There you go! I knew I had read it someplace.

Yeah, all the way back in post #1,789. Don't tell me that you had difficulty finding it.

But because these threads are long ones, they (the evolutionists) hope that we won't be able to find their quotes.

Why would I care if you found a quote that I had posted about fifteen minutes ago? I stand by it. There's nothing wrong with it. Do you have an actual point to make, or are you just blathering on and on because you're too much of a coward to admit that you don't have a rational argument?

[RunningWolf]

You have really beat them when they ignore you, but they talk about you in other posts.. LOL!!

Wolf

[b_sharp]

Dimensio: Humans and monkeys share common ancestry.

Baraonda: There you go! I knew I had read it someplace. I'm sure it has been asserted more than once. But because these threads are long ones, they (the evolutionists) hope that we won't be able to find their quotes.

Humans and old world monkeys do share a common ancestor - new world monkeys. Sequences of fossils lead us to believe this, and shared non-conserving sequences of DNA back this conclusion. Using those non-conserving sequences of DNA gives us approximate dates for the split, dates that roughly correspond to dates previously approximated through fossil evidence.