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See, that is the problem with atheist/evolutionist. They are not willing to pick the bible back up; after all, they have spent a long time discounting it.
They have become convinced that humans are the pinnacle of the universe, both physically and figuratively, and that any other living thing in the universe must be primitive and inferior to them.
Funny how when I talk to my fellow atheist friends ( who do not subscribe to the AAT) they get uncomfortable when discussing the vastness of the cosmos and extraterrestrial life.....
So, you see, its evolutionists who discount the AAT because they are no longer interested in the bible.
Because mythology actually occured. But oh no...scientists, evolutionists, and the Establishment would never have you to believe that there could have actually been beings that existed more powerful/advanced than us oh-so-special humans....
I have a hard time believing that many civilizations, with oceans and mountains between them, were all 'hallucinatating' or imagining the exact same events; gods, chariots, and celestial battles.
See, here's the thing. Evolutions/ arrogant atheists say that primitive men were solely responsible for the giant megaliths and the geometrically correct pyramids- yet, they say that these same men were ignorant of the world around them, so they created myths to explain things.....
Why do humans all have different faces when no other form of life has different faces including apes?
Why are there elongated skulls in Peru which have no fontanel? In fact their skulls are not plated in the same way homo sapiens are, In fact then, they are not homo sapiens.
Geochronology: Age of Mexican ash with alleged 'footprints' pE7
Paul R. Renne, Joshua M. Feinberg, Michael R. Waters, Joaquin Arroyo-Cabrales, Patricia Ochoa-Castillo, Mario Perez-Campa and Kim B. Knight
A report of human footprints preserved in 40,000-year-old volcanic ash near Puebla, Mexico (www.royalsoc.ac.uk...), was the subject of a press conference that stirred international media attention1. If the claims (www.mexicanfootprints.co.uk...) of Gonzalez et al. are valid, prevailing theories about the timing of human migration into the Americas would need significant revision. Here we show by 40Ar/39Ar dating and corroborating palaeomagnetic data that the basaltic tuff on which the purported footprints are found is 1.30±0.03 million years old. We conclude that either hominid migration into the Americas occurred very much earlier than previously believed, or that the features in question were not made by humans on recently erupted ash.
They knew of the stars, like Sirius B, that we have only recently discovered.
Drawings of the solar system drawn to scale
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by ButterCookie
They knew of the stars, like Sirius B, that we have only recently discovered.
Actually they did not. That info was picked up the Dogon in the 1930s.
Drawings of the solar system drawn to scale
Can you substantiate this?
First, the Dogon tribe dodn't describe Sirius B in the 1930's...two French anthropologists, Marcel Griaule and Germain Dieterlen, who recorded it from four Dogon priests in the 1930's. Maybe you did a quick google search and just didn't read the full article.
It doesn't seem to explain a 400-year old Dogon artifact that apparently depicts the Sirius configuration nor the ceremonies held by the Dogon since the 13th century to celebrate the cycle of Sirius A and B.
It also doesn't explain how the Dogons knew about the super-density of Sirius B, ...
So ya see, Sirius B had been discovered by the dogon even before the 13th century...
We didn't evolve from anythang here as far as we know.
We didn't evolve from anythang here as far as we know.
Originally posted by stereologist
This is a joke right? There are several golden retrievers on my street and they all look different to me.
They look like clones. All animals look like clones. You can measure their facial features, face recognition software works on humans only. So basically I guess you have no answer. So you don't need to quote every point, when you don't know, just say, I don't know.
It was established, by members of the Royal Society through thorough study that there are footprints of modern man, in Central Mexico in volcanic ash/lava, and that ash was dated by Renne, to be 1.3 million years old.
They were determined to be human footprints by the Royal Society members and British Museum, and so they held a special exhibit on them in 2005.
And there are elongated skulls that have no fontanel in Peru.
Originally posted by stereologist
The following link shows why the "footprints" are not hominid footprints.
www.archaeologydaily.com...