Skulls Found in Africa and in Europe Challenge Theories of Human Origins

NY Times ^ | August 6, 2002 | By JOHN NOBLE WILFORD

[Aracelis]

Have you visted other crevo threads? Any hostility you may see in this thread is minor compared to the abuse hurled at evolutionists.

[Busywhiskers]

So much for the nice neat theories supporting the "From goo to you by way of the zoo" school of thought.

[coramdeo]

the evidence-disadvantaged field of human evolution

At least the article got one fact right!

[PatrickHenry]

Since I am creationist/a modern computer user/ who teaches science I don't fit into your worldview now do I?

No. I guess I should have mentioned that there are exceptions.

[Jorge]

Have you visted other crevo threads? Any hostility you may see in this thread is minor compared to the abuse hurled at evolutionists.

So I have to go to other threads to see creationists displaying the sort of abuse evolutionists are posting here...
ok.

BTW, I've visted many "crevo threads" in this and other online forums....and I've never seen anything to compare to the personal insults and invective some evolutionists resort to in order to avoid defending their convoluted bag-o-wind theories.

[Starbreed]

Wow! what are these other ways. Don't leave us in suspense. Or else we'll think you're spoofing.

General statements as rebuttal don't wash. Gotta have numbers from the scientists. The circular reasoning in question at least had terms I could identify with. Just give a few external indicators and the name of that radioisotope they help calibrate for accuracy...

[<1/1,000,000th%]

You won't find discussion and disagreement like this between Creationists.

I don't know. There must be some reason for the 250 Christian Churches in the US alone. It's also interesting how few of us know which Bible we're reading.

[shirleyvalentine]

By using the pronoun "we" I must assume that you have a mouse in your pocket.

[Aric2000]

There is nothing surprising in this, it is expected, the evolutionary tree, just by the way it came about will look like a bush or a tree, then a straight up ladder, some breakoffs will not work and therefore die off, dead end, while others will work and will continue to evolve, and some of those won't work and that branch will die, another dead end.

To say that this rolls evolution on its head is ridiculous, it just shows that it is indeed giving the right answers, and continues to grow. The basic theory is VERY sound, and it will just get more and more pieces added to it.

Again, to say that this hurts the theory of evolution at all, is going way beyond any kind of evidence.

Keep trying though, I love to see you Creo's freaking out and latching onto whatever you can find.

[PatrickHenry]

Again, to say that this hurts the theory of evolution at all, is going way beyond any kind of evidence.

But it doesn't do very much for the "theory" of Noah's Ark, does it?

[Aric2000]

Thanks for the ping, this should be a fun thread!! LOL

[Tribune7]

This really exposes how little we know of human evolution

Bingo

[Aric2000]

Nope, it sure doesn't, but again, this will be a fun thread. The Creo's are gonna take it as a chink, when in fact it is fully expected.

[Tribune7]

ping

[PatrickHenry]

Did you have to do that?

[Aric2000]

Did you really have to do that?

This thread will now be ruined, there will Blue everywhere, talking about stuff that is totally ridiculous and been gone over time and time again. And been refuted and shot dowm time and time again.

Oh well, was gonna be a fun thread, but then again, he would have found it on his own, but better later then sooner as far as I am concerned.

[Chemnitz]

Careful reading of Genesis 1-2 challenges current theories of human origin!

[Aric2000]

Great minds man, great minds!! LOL

[JZoback]

Creationism is a loose association of the dropouts of modern society, who have little in common other than zero understanding of, and hostility toward, science.

Spoken like a true kool-aid drinker believer.

I asked you a question a while ago in a simlar thread. You never answered.

Care to try again?

[Tribune7]

:-)