They were human.Neanderthals were not homo sapiens.
They were human.Neanderthals were not homo sapiens.
No, but Neanderthals were humans.Neanderthals were not homo sapiens.
Science and God's Word say you are wrong. Evolutionists continue to deny the science... and deny humanity to people Christ died for.Neanderthals were not homo sapiens.
What caused the darkness?
Neanderthals are old people.Science and God's Word say you are wrong. Evolutionists continue to deny the science... and deny humanity to people Christ died for.
Jamie... chances are that you have a few percent Neandertal DNA...perhaps a few percent Italian...or Asian also. Most of us have a few percent Neandertal DNA. Genesis tells us that God created various kinds to produce after their own kind. Neandertals are obviously descendants of Adam and Eve... They are people that Christ died for. Science shows us Neandertals were people who had intelligence, created tools, cared for the young and elderly, created jewelry, understood some medicine, had diets similar to ourselves, capable of articulate speech, seemed to believe in the afterlife, etc. The evolutionary belief system continues being proved false by science.
There couldn't be darkness. This is written when the only being was God (thus written only from His perspective) and He is light. It makes little sense taken literally.
Neanderthals are old people.
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20 Things You Didn't Know About... Neanderthals The hominids are depicted as degenerate and slouching because the first Neanderthal skeleton found happened to be arthritic. 1. You’re pretty much a Neanderthal. While it’s been more than 5 million years since we parted ways with chimps, it has been only 400,000 since human and Neanderthal lineages split. 2. If you’re Asian or Caucasian, your ancestors interbred with Neanderthals as recently as 37,000 years ago, when they crossed paths in Europe. 3. And that sex had benefits. Inherited Neanderthal genes come in alleles that help fight off nasty viruses such as Epstein-Barr — associated with several kinds of cancer, says Stanford University immunologist Laurent Abi-Rached. 4. If you want to know how much Neanderthal DNA you carry, just swab your cheek and send it to the National Geographic Society’s Genographic Project. Or you could have your entire genome sequenced as Ozzy Osbourne did in 2010. Researchers found a telltale Neanderthal segment on his chromosome 10. 5. Now that the whole Neanderthal genome has been sequenced, Harvard geneticist George Church thinks a clone could be gestated in a human surrogate mother. It could even be beneficial, he believes, because the Neanderthal mind might be able to solve problems we can’t. 6. Practically nobody believed you could read a Neanderthal’s genes until 2010, when the paleogeneticist Svante Pääbo successfully sequenced DNA from three Neanderthal skeletons found in Croatia. 7. The first evidence of Neanderthals was discovered in 1856. Miners in Germany’s Neander Valley found fossils thought to belong to a cave bear. A local natural historian begged to differ. He reckoned the strange bones were the remains of a lost Cossack suffering from rickets. 8. Charles Darwin published On the Origin of Species three years later. In the context of Darwin’s theories of evolution, the bones were re-examined by anatomist William King, who promptly named them Homo neanderthalensis, a name that provocatively (and incorrectly) suggested they were the missing link between apes and humans. 9. As late as the mid-1970s, creationists were still claiming Neanderthal fossils were the remains of modern humans with acromegaly or arthritis. 10. Paleontologist Marcellin Boule would have been well advised to study pathology. Between 1909 and 1911, he reconstructed the first skeleton of a Neanderthal — who happened to be arthritic. Thus was born the degenerate, slouching image of Neanderthals. 11. They were the ultimate craftsmen, able to pick up impressive skills through practice, but none too creative, say anthropologist Thomas Wynn and psychologist Frederick L. Coolidge of the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. 12. Credit Neanderthals with a couple of great ideas: They made spears by hafting stone points to wooden shafts, and bonding them with glue. 13. They threw those spears at bison and woolly rhinoceros, resulting in hunting injuries that would end the career of a linebacker. 14. Not that a maimed Neanderthal could afford to retire. Instead they nursed each other back to health, enlisting their greatest concept of all: empathy. 15. They also had medicine. Traces of chamomile and yarrow, two anti-inflammatories, have been detected in the plaque on Neanderthal teeth. 16. Or are these pungent traces of haute cuisine? Neanderthals balanced their carnivorous diets with vegetables roasted over smoky fires. 17. And they had a sense of style. Archaeologists have recovered a yellow pigment in southern Spain that may have been used as foundation for their skin. 18. Evidently Spain was the place to be if you were a Neanderthal with cultural pretensions. Last summer, paintings in El Castillo Cave on the Pas River were found to be at least 40,800 years old. 19. They were better painters than talkers. The anatomy of their vocal tracts would have prevented them from sounding some vowels. 20. In any case, we lost our chance at conversation, since they died out some 25,000 years ago. Their last refuge was Gibraltar, now a haven for tax evaders. |
Elohim is light means He transfers His light or Himself, in His Might, throughout the entire Electromagnetic Spectrum. His light and His power are evident in radio waves, microwaves, infrared, ultraviolet, x-rays, gamma rays and so on.
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The light spoken of in Gen 1:3 isn't divine, it's natural, i.e. created. In point of fact, according to Gen 1:4 the creator himself had never seen it before till that very day.
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The sun wasn't created until the fourth day.The creation days are epochs of time, that is what has been taught for thousands of years. After the creation of the heavens God came to this body of water that had no form. If the Sun was not already present, then it would have been a solid mass of ice. The darkness was a dark cloud cover. The elements that make up the firmament of this world are ancient, to very young.
God caused the light to shine upon the Earth. The Bible does not say, He then created the Sun.
Interstellar space was at one time thought to contain absolutely nothing until radio astronomers discovered something called the cosmic microwave background. In a nutshell: CMB fills the universe with light that apparently radiates from no detectable source. Scientists are pretty sure that the CMB predates the sun, the moon, and all the stars.
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The light spoken of in Gen 1:3 isn't divine, it's natural, i.e. created. In point of fact, according to Gen 1:4 the creator himself had never seen it before till that very day.
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That simply is false. The early Christian father's (even Jesus and Paul) taught against the compromise of adding deep time to scripture.CherubRam said:The creation days are epochs of time, that is what has been taught for thousands of years.
Perhaps that is your compromise between what God's word says and secular beliefs are.CherubRam said:After the creation of the heavens God came to this body of water that had no form. If the Sun was not already present, then it would have been a solid mass of ice. The darkness was a dark cloud cover.
The sun wasn't created until the fourth day.
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Interstellar space was at one time thought to contain absolutely nothing until radio astronomers discovered something called the cosmic microwave background. In a nutshell: CMB fills the universe with light that apparently radiates from no detectable source. Scientists are pretty sure that the CMB predates the sun, the moon, and all the stars.
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That simply is false. The early Christian father's (even Jesus and Paul) taught against the compromise of adding deep time to scripture.
Perhaps that is your compromise between what God's word says and secular beliefs are.
However God did not come upon a body of water that have no form. He created over the course of 6 days, so the natural start was unformed and unfilled. His word tells us how he formed and filled over the next six days.
The gospel demands that suffering and death entered our world only after first Adam sinned. Otherwise...why did Last Adam go to Calvary?