And if they later determine it is from ordinary monkeys, the discovery will still be be used for atheist propaganda.
I take it you either missed that they’ve recovered DNA, or you don’t grasp the significance thereof. If it was a common monkey, we’d know. Since we’ve sequenced close to 60% of the Neanderthal genome, we’d know that as well, which not so coincidentally, we do.
Too funny!!!
Something similar was printed here on FR a couple of years back dealing with the little finger bone and the tooth. At that time it also got a good laugh.
As one Freeper noted at the time, the Freeper asked how do we not know the owner of the finger bone and maybe the same owner of tooth...maybe... did not have elephantiasis?
It was a good argument point.
Reference your castigation at post #6.
Don’t let the turkeys get you down. Continue soaring with the eagles…