One man points to his lineage of other men and God,the other points to monkeys,which is smarter?

Question

I know they will say it is not that simple but it makes the point very well

Answer 1

It only makes a point if you want to see it as making a point. There is no way that evolution is true.

There is just no way that something as dumb as a human could have ever come from something as smart as a monkey.

Love and blessings Don

Answer 2

Let's see.evolution points to the beginning from an ameoba eons ago, which took man this long to evolve.
The Word of God says man was created form the earth in His image.
What is the correct choice...coming from an amoeba or God's plan?
I discern the latter.
Why would anyone truly believe their half brothers are still in the trees of Africa, or possibly the San Diego Zoo?

Answer 3

the one who is the smartest is the one who corrects your assumption that we came from monkeys and tells you that the genetic evidence points to the fact that we split from chimpanzees about 5.3 million years ago. chimps are apes not monkeys. apes split from the common ancestor of apes and monkeys 25 million years ago. the guy who points to the bible and said god did it only needs to learn to read. the guys who worked out how our genes were in fact linked to other creatures and those linkages could be represented as a tree that shows the relationship between us and all other life on earth. they also worked out how to date the splits by working out the mutation rate in certain sections of the DNA code. you can look at this tree and see that there are patterns in the DNA, you can see that the nearest neighbor to us is the chimp because our DNA is so similar. further down the branch is the gorilla and so on till you get to the very bottom. all DNA is linked and shows a pattern of divergence. these guys had to do a bit more than just learn to read, they had to go to college for years getting their BSc, then masters, then PhD. now i think that you would agree with me that this is a tad more challenging than learning to read. so i guess my money's on the monkeys.

Answer 4

No one points to monkeys. We are not descended from monkeys but from a common ancestor to today's great apes.

The man who points to the apes and says, "There are my ancestors" is smarter. He has recognized scientific fact and not taken refuge in comfortable fables.

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Answer 5

Last I checked, monkeys do not have multilingual capabilities, nor do they manufacture and invent complex machinery or electronics and in fact - I haven't seen one monkey pilot a shuttle to the International Space Station.

Maybe the Evolutionists will start picketing Washington for its racism against apes, demanding them to allow a chimpanzee to head up the next shuttle launch.

Answer 6

Romans 1:20-23......For his invisible [qualities] are clearly seen from the world’s creation onward, because they are perceived by the things made, even his eternal power and Godship, so that they are inexcusable;  because, although they knew God, they did not glorify him as God nor did they thank him, but they became empty-headed in their reasonings and their unintelligent heart became darkened.  Although asserting they were wise, they became foolish  and turned the glory of the incorruptible God into something like the image of corruptible man and of birds and four-footed creatures and creeping things.

Answer 7

How precisely does one point at an invisible being? At least I can find a monkey to point at.

Answer 8

The one pointing to men and God, obviously. Although evolutionists and Atheists won't see it that way but then again I have somewhat noticed the similarity's they have to monkeys.

Answer 9

The smarter one is the man who points to the primates as the common ancestor of homo sapiens sapiens.

Answer 10

The one who knows evolution does not say we evolved from monkeys.