Did Adam and Eve come before or after the dinosaurs? Were Neanderthals a mistake?

Answer 1

adam and eve is a fictional story.

Answer 2

I tend to think that Adam and Eve came after the dinosaurs. Not really sure about the Neanderthals.

Answer 3

No one knows how long Adam & Eve were in the Garden of Eden before being cast out. I do believe dinosaurs were on the earth, there's more then plenty of evidence to prove that! When you realize that God's sense of 'time' is nowhere NEAR the same as ours, it is entirely possible the dinosaurs walked the face of the earth while Adam & Eve were still in the garden. It is scientifically impossible to know exactly how old Earth really is!

Answer 4

Adam and Eve and dinosaurs and Neanderthals are mutually exclusive. To believe in Adam and Eve excludes belief in the other two.

Answer 5

How old were you when you dropped out of high school? This is like, freshman biology.

Dinosaurs were extinct for millions of years before humans appeared. Humans evolved on a continuum but the first truly humanoid remains date to about 3 1/2 million years ago. Modern man appeared about 30,000 years ago. Neanderthals showed up at about the same time; they had larger brains than ours but their lineage did not survive. There are many theories as to why, but no clear answers.

P.S. Adam and Eve are part of a creation myth. Every culture has one.

Answer 6

First God made all the animals (including dinosaurs), then he made Adam and Eve. But there was no millions of years. It was days.
And no Neanderthals! :)


"tonvault" under me said, "If you believe in Adam & Eve, you really can't believe in the dinosaurs......They are mutually-exclusive belief systems."
Not at all! In fact, in the book of Job in the Bible, it even describes two types of dinosaurs that were living near where Job lived.

Answer 7

Well...because we have proof of dinosaurs and neandrathals because of the bones they left behind, it wasn't a mistake in the history books.

But back before I learned to think with logic and reason, I was a devout catholic as a child. I always thought that Adam and Eve came after whatever killed off the dinosaurs if that helps you any. Also, who's to say that Adam and Eve weren't neandrathals themselves? Food for thought.

Answer 8

All animals were created before Adam and Eve but only by days, not millions of years. Neanderthals were just cave dwelling humans no different than humans today.

Answer 9

From a medical shown viewpoint: First, many myths come from authentic life activities, yet those myths do no longer portray those activities appropriately, a great deal exaggerating what fairly surpassed off. Now what i visit objective to do, and that i ought to fail miserably, is connect Bible memories with the fossil checklist. we've found the mitochondrial Eve, and that's the precursor to all fossil hominins. hundreds of years after this Eve, there is the visual attraction of Homo neanderthalensis present alongside with the Cromagnon cultural complicated. This recollection of this interaction with neanderthals ought to be the scriptures found interior the Bible appropriate to the Nephilim. besides the undeniable fact that, what would brush aside this thought is the undeniable fact that the Nephilim do no longer tournament the define of the fast and stalky Neanderthal. yet activities do advance into exaggerated.

Answer 10

See Genesis 1:25.

God made all forms of animal and plant life before He made man in His image. At the time of this creation and until Adam and Eve fell from Grace, earth's time was based on God's time--God's day was as a thousand years to earth's reckoning.

When Adam and Eve transgressed the law of God, the whole earth and man fell to the reckoning of time we know today.

Answer 11

Adam & Eve are a ficticious creation of old Jewish folklore. It has been proven time and time again that man has evolved over a period of thousands and thousands of years and no, we did not come from monkeys....the Blacks did...lol Neanderthal was the evolutionary period of modern man just before what we are now, homo-erectus, meaning 2 legs, walking upright.