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Originally posted by AlphaOfTheOmega
interesting fact here folks.
all male humans have one common ancestor who lived 80,000 years ago.
females have a common ancestor who lived 120,000 years ago.
assuming these are adam and eve then why is their a 40,000 year gap in the times when they were alive?also adam was supposedly first born so how is the female ancestor older?also assuming the female ancestor is eve then how did the human race survive for 40,000 years before the first male?
if you take this into account how does one come up with the bible story of adam and eve?
Originally posted by AlphaOfTheOmega
interesting fact here folks.
all male humans have one common ancestor who lived 80,000 years ago.
females have a common ancestor who lived 120,000 years ago.
assuming these are adam and eve then why is their a 40,000 year gap in the times when they were alive?also adam was supposedly first born so how is the female ancestor older?also assuming the female ancestor is eve then how did the human race survive for 40,000 years before the first male?
if you take this into account how does one come up with the bible story of adam and eve?
The most recent ancestor of all males living today was a man who lived in Africa around 59,000 years ago, according to an international team of researchers.
But the finding raises new questions, not least because our most recent paternal ancestor would have been about 84,000 years younger than our maternal one.
Originally posted by AlphaOfTheOmega
yeah thats what i was talking about.but if the first male was 80,000 years ago then how did this other person alive 60,000 years ago get his DNA into all males?
Originally posted by ladyspiritguide
o.k.....I am going to throw in my two-cents worth.
I believe in a combination of "Divine Creation", and Evolution. Saying that, it is not necessarily the Biblical Version of Divine Creation, either.
Also, isn't there reference in Jewish Text to "Lilith", Adam's first wife? The one where they had a fight over the......um......"dominant"-position during relations, and so she was banished from Eden?
If this is a re-direct, I am sorry.