Who even mentioned same sex? I'm not even talking about the law either. I'm saying that as long as both or all parties in the marriage are capable of consenting to marriage and are of adequate maturity, then I personally have no problem with it.
The Theory of Evolution is also not a tool for outlining morality.
Yet it straw grabs and presumes the sex lives of creatures to support the data that does not simply align with evolution.
Of course it's NOT wrong. Mutes can still give consent and understand the concept of marriage just like any human being. Are you suggesting mutes are merely unintelligent animals?
Apes need reasoning ability to give consent. The basis of protecting people with coginitive disabilities today. Disability does not determine the species range. Homo erectus, Turkana Boy, was found with a small neural tube and was therefore incapable of sophisticated language, had a brain not that much bigger than a male gorilla, still had an ape protruding jaw far outside the variation seen in mankind. This creature could not reason and therefore could not give consent. Nor could it build stone huts dated to 1.7mya, nor could it make and control fire, a complex task requiring high reasoning capability. The whole of the evolutionary evidence for transition from ape to man is based non plausible scenarios and misrepresented fossils.
If a man were to rape an ape. It would still be rape regardless of the fact that the ape would not understand the concept.
So you'd be disgusted at the though of people marrying, say, extraterrestrials? Watching Star Trek must be a real stomach churner for you.
If one believes in evolution they likely think star trek is real...you know the universe is strewen with the precursors to life sprook..too bad you haven't found so much as a bacteria
The fact is, no such "other intelligent ape" has ever been found alive today, nor do I think it would ever be... but if one existed today, I wouldn't care if humans married them. In fact, there's evidence that homo sapiens frequently mated with neanderthal... which is a perfect example of another intelligent species of ape. They've just all gone extinct.
[bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse]..the fact that your researchers can even suggest viable interbreeding between human and Neanderthal is testimony to NO SPECIATION and NO EVOLUTION...get it? Neanderthal is not part human, nor an intermediate, but fully human including the human variant of Foxp2 gene associated with language capability. Neanderthal were strong and robust, co existed with homo sapiens which aligns with 'the men of fame', Nephalim. Many researchers now classify Neanderthl as Homo Sapiens Neanderthalis.
Here's something that might gross
you (and I mean specifically, you) out: If you have any gingers in your family (red hair, freckles), then there's a good chance you have some neanderthal genes in your family. *gasp*
Too bad your researchers are still debating if indeed any genomic material is shared. One can pick and choose their research to aside any story. The point being if such a conundrum exists over species 30,000yo, what chance have your researchers of guessing anything correctly that is millions of years old. Oh.. that right...they can't as demonstrated by 100 years of mistakes and changes.
BBC News | SCI/TECH | Neanderthals not human ancestors
The beauty of your unstable science is that one can pull so much conflicting research and rabbits out of hats that one can just about support any view.
Yep, your ancestors were once promiscuous enough to do the horizontal mambo with other intelligent, consenting apes. Of course, back then, few humans cared about consent. But because of this outbreeding, the human species may have avoided extinction itself by introducing
heterosis (aka hybrid vigor) during a period of low population.
Your researchers have no idea what population size was at any point in the past. Rather the population size is made up as insertion values to give the results your researchers look for. Great science!
More non plausible scenarios to get around the fact that evolution has been falsified many times.
The fact that we're apes is hardly contrived. It's a genetic, physiological, and morphological fact.
The fact that there are few examples of ape ancestors is also a fact. Maybe apes just poofed into existence.
It's also a means of cataloging things on the tree of life, which is a lot more useful than just arbitrarily assign things to undefined "kinds" and leaving it at that.
Then you had best go look up cladistics. Many of your researchers say that the Linnaean system is useless and are now using cladistics...which by the way is a creationist base.
Cladistics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Yes, humans are a separate species of ape from the other apes on earth. So, if by "kind" you mean "species" you are correct. We are a different "kind" of ape.
No..there is the ape kind that consists of many varieties of apes and there is mankind, totally unrelated. You can just ignore baraminology or you can try to expand your mind and understand it just like you expect creationists to understand evolutionary views before they are critisized..
Also, only about half of us are men. The other half are women...
Great work!
Rats, monkeys, and humans are all mammals. This has nothing to do with the Christian belief in Satan. Again, it's a genetic, physiological, and morphological fact.
Yes, and evolutionists still have no clue how an egg laying physiology poofed into giving birth to live young. Do you think a placenta evolved and attached to an egg? Or do you think there was a half egg half live birth? When do you think the first navel appeared? What a nonsense this area of evoution truly is!
Any attempt to draw a circle around the same "kind" of creatures as used by creationists have been fruitless altogether. This is partly why we don't use a vague and baseless classification such as "kind" unless it's used as an adjective to describe a more specific level of classification "same kind of genus" or "different kind of species".
Again some evolutionists continue to show their total and unashamed ignorance of creationists sciences as well as their inability to learn.
OBJECTIVE: Creation Education | Baraminology
You're still making the mistake that "ape" only covers one specific species, I think. I tell you what... find me a picture of an "ape" and post it here. This "ape" has to be the only thing that could possibly be considered an ape. I bet i could find numerous other examples of apes besides human and besides the "ape" that you find.