1. Why is our DNA 98 percent compatible with a chimpanzee? And the evolutionary ancestors of the chimpanzee still related to human DNA to a gradually lessening degree?
2. Why are our bodies covered in hair, why do we have similar blood, brains, bone structure, internal organs, why are we mortal, have animal-like instincts, fears, impulses, etc?
3. Why does the fossil record show modern humans appearing around the same time many of the other genus Homo went extinct?
4. Do you not see the connection between modern man and Neanderthalus?
5. Why did God create all these other species and why are they not mentioned in the Bible?
6. If God created all species without the use of evolution, why are new species evolving constantly, and throughout the billions of years life has been on this planet? Why does it not mention the GRADUAL creation of all species, and why does the Bible get the order of creation all wrong according to all scientific evidence?
Seems to be an endorsement of evolution to me. Now, is it really so strange that if God created all creatures this way, he could create man the same way, using basically the same parts and DNA as a chimpanzee? Why are ALL the other species on this planet related to one another through genetics and evolutionary processes, but not human beings, yet that's what the evidence shows?Genesis 1:24
And God said, Let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was so.
Why would God choose man to be the only living being not descended from the primordial form of life? Why, if that is so, is he so similar, not unique in size or strength or speed, and so enslaved to his desires, his passions, his fears and prejudices, excepting through education and training to overcome it?
Man existed once as a wild, barbarous, hunting animal without a spoken language or form of laws or religion or philosophy, according to all evidence to date. Man also co-existed with other now extinct examples of the genus Homo, and the spread of Man seems to be the reason they were wiped out. But their fossils exist, and they exist at the same time as Man, and they are even more closely related to Man than the chimpanzee.
But don't take my word for it. Please, check into what science has to say about evolutionary biology, especially where it relates to man, since that seems to be your dispute.
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