How Coherent Is the Human Evolution Story?

Institute for Creation Research ^ | William Hoesch, M.S.

[bobdsmith]

thanks i've been working out

[Echo Talon]

Quit blowing smoke. The experts who have looked at Kennewick Man know he was human. Are you just being a troll or what?

"experts" like the "global warming" experts right? I don't put much faith in them.

[Gumlegs]

One more re-write on that last wise-crack would have been a good idea.

[Echo Talon]

until the "scientists" invent a "way-back" machine they won't know for sure.

[blowfish]

Ahh, you're part of the 'scientists don't know anything, so I'll just believe whatever I fancy' crowd. There's a lot of them nowadays, but since they don't teach science in schools anymore I'm not surprised.

[Gumlegs]

until the "scientists" invent a "way-back" machine they won't know for sure.

Why would you expect them to -- scientists don't claim to know anything "for sure"? We're talking about what the evidence indicates.

[Echo Talon]

We're talking about what the evidence indicates.

from speculation.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Similar to the coherency value present in other fairy tales.

[Coyoteman]

Quit blowing smoke. The experts who have looked at Kennewick Man know he was human. Are you just being a troll or what?

"experts" like the "global warming" experts right? I don't put much faith in them.

Bone experts can tell a lot about an individual from just the bones. You might not be able to do so, but we can.

[F.J. Mitchell]

But less entertaining.

[Echo Talon]

well, they must have not have been teaching it for a long time now I'm going on 32.

[Gumlegs]

You keep repeating that, but it's become blisteringly obvious you don't know what you're talking about.

[Echo Talon]

Bone experts can tell a lot about an individual from just the bones. You might not be able to do so, but we can.

on an extinct species that they know nothing about?
Maybe they have a better imagination than I do...

[Echo Talon]

You keep repeating that, but it's become blisteringly obvious you don't know what you're talking about.

so these scientists have photographoc evidence of these "humans" and they have also interviewed them? go a link to the video, it sure would be interesting to watch.

[Coyoteman]

Bone experts can tell a lot about an individual from just the bones. You might not be able to do so, but we can.

on an extinct species that they know nothing about?
Maybe they have a better imagination than I do...

Better education.

[F.J. Mitchell]

Maybe. But how do us savages know we can trust y'all anymore than other ages when the unlearned was beguiled by, witch doctors, soothsayers, wizards and similar charlatans.....Huh? Huh?

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

God made His creatures to reproduce "after their own kind," and it appears from the fossils that they have done just that.

Speaking of statements no less certain than Washington's crossing of the Delaware...

Where's the proof that the Biblical account of creation is more valid than the Hindu one? Or the Wiccan one?

[F.J. Mitchell]

LOL! Evidence that many other equally qualified scientists are unable to see either.

[Gumlegs]

There is mountains of evidence, much of it available on the internet. It's been linked to so often on these threads, there have been complaints from the creationist side that the posts are spam! It's not spam, but it's certainly inconvenient for those who say "there's no evidence" and then refuse to look at what there is. You've obviously never bothered to examine it. That's fine; it's up to you. But those of us who have examined the evidence find it compelling. The cry that it doesn't exist is, well, hilarious, actually.

You, on the other hand, are more than qualified to have been an O.J. juror.

I'm out for now.

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

I've been told all the bones before homo erectus ever found will fit easily into one phone booth. Hard to conclusively base millions of years of evolution on so little evidence.

How much evidence is there that proves the Biblical version of creation is more valid than any other? Say, the Hindu one?

The most celebrated of these is the hymn that contains the earliest known reference to varna. Creation is the result of the sacrifice of Purusha (Man), the primeval being, who is all that exists, including “whatever has been and whatever is to be.” When Purusha, who had “a thousand heads, a thousand eyes, a thousand feet” was sacrificed, the clarified butter that resulted was made into the beasts which inhabit the earth. This same sacrifice produced the gods, Indra (the menacing king of gods), Agni (Fire), Vayu (Wind), as well as the Sun and the Moon. From Purusha’s navel the atmosphere was born; his head produced the heaven; his feet produced the earth; his ear the sky. The four varnas were born too: the mouth was the brahman (priest); the arms the kshatriya (warrior); the thigh the vaishya (general populace); the feet the shudra (servant).