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Just for final clarification yes, we evolved from monkeys.

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Because it is making up fairy tales out of nothing and
calling it science.
Based upon your comments, you're not in a position to determine what is, and is not science.
 
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As a verb, yes.

But I'm talking about the sin nature we're born with.
Yes I believe and have accepted that we are born with a sin nature but I'm still having trouble accepting that I evolved from a monkey. Now I believe I may have a little bit of Neanderthal D.N.A. but monkey juice??Nope.
 
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Yes I believe and have accepted that we are born with a sin nature but I'm still having trouble accepting that I evolved from a monkey. Now I believe I may have a little bit of Neanderthal D.N.A. but monkey juice??Nope.

Good grief, another one......

No one with knowledge of evolutionary theory will propose that you evolved from anything. However, the human species does have a common ancestor with chimpanzees and a more distant common ancestor with monkeys.......
 
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Yes I believe and have accepted that we are born with a sin nature but I'm still having trouble accepting that I evolved from a monkey.
Don't worry -- you didn't evolve from a monkey.

God created us from the dust of the ground. :)
 
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Good grief, another one......

No one with knowledge of evolutionary theory will propose that you evolved from anything. However, the human species does have a common ancestor with chimpanzees and a more distant common ancestor with monkeys.......
Well Steve..how are you today? Now look we can discuss this like adults. I did evolve from something but if I can't accept it being from a monkey then that's my belief.I'm aware of what evolutionists say.
 
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Well Steve..how are you today? Now look we can discuss this like adults. I did evolve from something but if I can't accept it being from a monkey then that's my belief.I'm aware of what evolutionists say.

It's not what 'evolutionists' say. It's what all of the evidence gathered by biologists worldwide of all religions have shown. Just because you don't accept it doesn't mean that it's wrong.
 
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If Wikipedia is your sole source, that tells us a lot about how much of a handle you have on the subject.



Monkey's don't have 48 chromosomes champ. Capuchin monkeys, for example, have 54 chromosomes. You're so bound by your rhetoric that you can't even keep your facts straight. Humans have 46 chromosomes because at some point after the divergence that led to genus Pan and genus Homo, humans underwent a chromosome fusion.

This has been known since 1991.
http://www.pnas.org/content/88/20/9051.short
Once again an assumption.
 
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It's not what 'evolutionists' say. It's what all of the evidence gathered by biologists worldwide of all religions have shown. Just because you don't accept it doesn't mean that it's wrong.
Evidence of nothing but assumptions. As always it's all about "look at this we found something similar therefore evolution is true." You still can't show revolution from common ancestor as fact. And you can't replicate it. Guess work and assumptions.
 
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Evidence of nothing but assumptions. As always it's all about "look at this we found something similar therefore evolution is true." You still can't show revolution from common ancestor as fact. And you can't replicate it. Guess work and assumptions.

@USincognito, I need to use your 'assumptions' photo.
But more on topic, you can't say anything since you have never once shown that what scientists say are assumptions. You just saying it does not equal the truth.
 
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Yes I believe and have accepted that we are born with a sin nature but I'm still having trouble accepting that I evolved from a monkey. Now I believe I may have a little bit of Neanderthal D.N.A. but monkey juice??Nope.

The last common ancestor of humans and our fellow Catarrhines (colloquially known as monkeys) lived almost 30 million years ago. There has been a lot of evolution in the Hominid (colloquially known as apes) and Hominin (Australopithecine and Homo) lineages since then.
http://www.timetree.org/search/pairwise/rhesus monkey/homo sapiens
Rhesus monkey​

Macaca mulatta


human

Homo sapiens

29.1 Million Years Ago​
 
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@USincognito, I need to use your 'assumptions' photo.
But more on topic, you can't say anything since you have never once shown that what scientists say are assumptions. You just saying it does not equal the truth.
All you have to do is read the stuff they put out. Not one thing they say is shown to be fact of common ancestor. They have not ever been able to say what the common ancestor was or found actual evidence of one. Fossil evidence has huge holes in it. There is nothing happening today that shows anything is evolving into something other than what it always was and is. Using DNA and genetics similarities to try and show that evolution from,a,common ancestor completely ignores the vast differences between creatures that exist precisely because of DNA. Evolution ignores 2nd law of Thermodynamics then claims it doesn't apply to "open systems" because of introduced energy. While completely ignoring that the sun would,actually hinder life of it introduced more energy and,cannot show that this ever occurred. Assumptions again. Its all it is. They will accept everything as evidence and ignore all the things that say it,couldn't happen.

Look I really have no issue with that. If they want to believe that, go ahead. I don't really mind. But don't foist it upon all of us as if it was fact. Just like I believe that God created all things fully formed at the time of creation but can't prove it, so the same goes for them and evolution. All the things they profess as evidence of evolution can equally be applied to common design and an intelligent designer. That God used a common design to create because he wanted all nature to work together to exist together to make an incredible world where all things work together to make life continue to exist.

Why do chimps have similar DNA to,humans? Because God,made them that way so they can use the functions given to them by God. God made them with hands and feet and eyes and brains that have some similarities to humans. But he also created the differences so they can't build cities, discover electricity, build complex machines, write amazing works of fiction and sculpt and paint beautiful works of art. It's all so obvious to me. Just like evolution is obvious to,evolutionists. But I can't definitely prove it by the evidence and they can't either.
 
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Once again an assumption.

Once again you have nothing. All you can do is repeat your magic word like a five year old shouting "No!"

You might not like it or you might not understand it, but the only explanation for the presence of the extra centomeres and telomeres is a chromosome fusion.
 
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Evidence of nothing but assumptions. As always it's all about "look at this we found something similar therefore evolution is true."

Your child-like understanding (or more accurately misunderstanding) of evolution and how science works is your problem, not ours.

You still can't show revolution from common ancestor as fact.

We can and have. Again, you not liking the evidence or not understanding it does not make it go away. The evidence for common ancestry comes from numerous sources - the fossil record, genetics, anatomical and molecular homologies, vestiges and atavisms, biogeography past and present, and the fact that all of these things form a parsimonious double nested hierarchy is evidence for common ancestry.

And you can't replicate it. Guess work and assumptions.

We don't have to build a star and explode it to understand supernovae. You simply don't have the background to understand how science works and is done.
 
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