Warden_of_the_Storm
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Rotflmao.
They are.
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Rotflmao.
Personal incredulity is a fallacy. There is plenty of evidence of human origins which you apparently have a need to keep yourself ignorant of.Incredulity because of lack of evidence is acceptable.
You might be among God's elect without even realizing it yet. But you will not receive the gift of faith until you soften your heart, and then the Holy Spirit will do the rest.
Shortest message I ever heard.This is a forum to discuss science, not preach.
Would you prefer if I said they were a mix of ape and human bones?
Shortest message I ever heard.
(And don't forget the plate when it comes around.)
I'm not. They are.Humans are apes though. We are in the hominidae family, the great apes.
You really just don't care about being wrong, do you?
I'm not. They are.
Lies don't become truth by just repeating them. They just show your character.Exactly. The bones they point to are fragmented and incomplete skeletons often mixes of human and primates bones.
Lying for Jesus isn't lying. It's, um...... something that isn't lying.Lies don't become truth by just repeating them. They just show your character.
Citation?Only there are scientists who agree. The bones are highly contested among those in the paleontology field.
Who did I accuse of lying? I am very aware of the rules.Accusing people of lying is flaming.
One disagreement over one set of bones = "The bones are highly contested among those in the paleontology field", does it?For example, Owen Lovejoy, who worked with Johanson analyzing the Lucy fossils disagree with his assessment of them.