Posted on 06/02/2012 8:14:33 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
The same "motive" as in every post I've ever made on Free Republic: to defend the truth, as best I can.
And your "motive" is what, exactly?
To spread the truth, and assist others in seeing through the ideological doctrine of evolution and the faulty science which backs it, including the idea that humans and hominids are related, which they clearly aren’t.
Nonsense. The technological and artistic differences between Cro-Magnon and early Homo Sapien, and indeed, some current primitive cultures are so similar as to be indistinguishable. What's more, Cro-Magnoids still exist to this day in Easter island and their more archaic Palaeo-Atlantid versions in Sweden and Ireland.
Coreection: Canary Islands, not Easter Island.
“Man evolved over a period of millions of years from lower primates, but this was all precisely how God designed the universe to unfold.”
Creationists seem to have a big problem with randomness in nature - as if the power of God stops at the Casino door. The Bible says “The dice are cast into the lap, but every result is from the Lord.”
As to being created from “dust” - The Bible says that I also was created “from dust” and that “to dust” I will return; but I was also created via a natural process involving DNA.
Was my creation “from dust” less literal than the creation of Adam “from dust”?
Likewise there is no version of anything which puts the metal ages prior to four or five thousand years ago which is ballpark for Adam and Eve and their descendants arriving on the scene.
"Faulty science" you can't demonstrate because first you obviously know nothing about real science, and second you are just as obviously driven by your own non-scientific ideological doctrine, FRiend.
Further, you'll never accomplish your goal by posting obviously faked drawings of Neanderthals, drawings which any idiot -- such as me -- can see are grossly wrong in color, nose shape, eye size, stance and attitude.
Here again are the best reconstructions based on scientific evidence:
varmintman's closest ever attempt at honest representation:
All you'd have to do with this picture is eliminate the "bug eyes" and grossly flared nostrils, and you pretty much have it:
I don't want to hurt your feelings but the Bible does not mention a lot of things which nevertheless exist and existed.
And as far as no version of anything which puts the metal ages prior to four or five thousand years ago
Metallurgy was know to the neolithics of Catal Hoyuk as far back as 7,500 BC. Heck, nearby Gobekli Tepe dates back to 10,000 BC - double the antiquity you erroneously ascribe to the Adam and Eve story, unless you think Martians built it. But the Bible doesn't mention Martians either.
And of course you have Cro Magnon depicted what are now extinct cave bears, wooly rhinos and mammoths 25,000 year ago with a degree of skill that surpasses most of the "art" you find in contemporary primitive "descendants of Adam and Eve" cultures and what you typically find at MOMA.
BTW Stone tools. Adam and Eve and their descendants were metal-tech people from day one.
There is no mention in the Bible of metal before the birth of Cain's sons. Therefore, according to your own rules, it didn't exist on day one as you opined. But I'll let you in on a little secret. Metallurgy has been around for nearly ten thousand years, and whether it's on your list of things to know about or not is inconsequential.
All of the dating schemes you seem to believe in are based on assumptions, mainly that natural isotope ratios have always been as they are now, which go out the window the first time you admit to any sort of a global disaster like the flood at the time of Noah. Standard dating schemes have Cro Magnons dating from around 45K years ago but all we can be reasonably sure of is that they predate the people of the Bible.
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