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I believe that people came from monkeys....
look at cave men!
They look the same!
I do not belive in God....
Think about it if Adam and Eve are white where did black people come from?
Please dont judge me
I just want to know what people are called when you believe that people came from monkeys!

2007-07-18 20:14:18 · 26 answers · asked by SkyeBuGG 2 in Society & Culture Religion & Spirituality

Don't answer this question if you nothing nice to say....No one knows that I came from some big man in the sky. No one can prove this to me! I believe what Im believe Im not judging you about you're believes!


Dont say "Wheres my tail huh?" Your stupid when you say crap like that! If you look at Monkeys way back when and you look at cave men they look similar! People have grew to look different! Back in the 50's people looked the same!

2007-07-19 07:55:20 · update #1

26 answers

We did NOT evolve from monkeys so anyone who believes that is called WRONG

We evolved from the SAME ANCESTORS as modern day monkeys.

2007-07-18 21:08:21 · answer #1 · answered by Weatherman 7 · 1 2

People didn't come from monkeys! Are you all stupid? Unpope is just about the only one with a coherent answer.
Anyway, study the theory of evolution first, all simians come from the same common ancestor, millions of years ago. The lines of the what would become homo sapien and what would become apes/monkeys, diverged millions of years ago. That's why we don't look exactly like monkeys and why there still are monkeys and apes.
People seem to think that evolution suggests that there was one day an ape and the next day he was a man. Really. Use the few brain cells you have, I've seen monkeys that are more intelligent.
Edit: Hmm, at least a few others here as well that understand evolution.
BTW, the questioner, you are an evolutionist.

2007-07-19 03:49:28 · answer #2 · answered by Jingizu 6 · 2 0

That is technically incorrect. Humans didn't evolve from monkeys, that's just a claim made by Creationists in an attempt to ridicule evolutionary science. Rather, modern apes and humans all evolved from a common ancestor that became extinct several million years ago. I'm surprised there are still so many ignorant people in the world who refuse to believe in the FACT that organisms evolve. We know that artificial selection exists - people since ancient times have been breeding and altering the genetic characteristics of animals to the point where they gradually turn one kind of animal into another (just look at modern dogs, horses, and cattle). Well, the same thing happens out in nature. DNA does naturally mutate and every species' characteristics change over time. Organisms who evolve traits which are beneficial to them in their habitat have a better chance at reproducing than other organisms who do not, and their newly-acquired traits get passed on to their offspring while other organisms who are not as well equipped to survive eventually die off without reproducing or passing on their traits. This natural process cannot actually be demonstrated to the ultra-religious wingnuts, simply because it takes such a huge amount of time. But since artificial selection CAN be proven and demonstrated, is the existence of natural selection really such a huge stretch of the imagination? C'mon, folks.

2007-07-19 04:46:44 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 1 0

Most Evolutionists believe that humans and monkeys came from a common ancestor at some point in time...

IF evolution were true.. there could still be monkeys (the ones that did not evolve yet)... just like when I pop Pop-corn.. there are kernals left over that did not pop...

I personally believe that God created everything you see in the universe.. I don't know HOW He did it and I don't think that I really need to know how He created it all in order to return to live with Him in Heaven...

I believe that is is very possible that God created the Earth in such a manner as to have everything in place as if evolution did take place.. including fossils...

Many Evolutionists believe that dinosaurs walked the earth when there were not witnesses to it.. yet many of them do not believe that Jesus Christ walked the Earth and many people have written their witness of Him...

WE do NOT know how long it takes to make a fossile, nor how long it took for the different layers of earth to be made into rock.. we don't even know if day/night/month/year are now the same length as they were in ancient times.. and yet many Evolutionists claim to KNOW these things (Many of them RARELY use the word "THEORY" to describe their studies)...

I have personally met very few open minded Evolutionists.. yet each that I met claimed to be open minded...

Evolutionists point to "micro-evolution" as proof.. but that is taking place NOW.. perhaps it did not take place prior to Adam and Eve being expelled from the Garden of Eden (that is when things changed .. pests appeared, weeds, etc).. also.. MAN has made changes in his environment and in the animal and plant life that lives on this planet.. this does not mean that it was originally created this way...

EDIT: oh.. I once talked with an evolutionist about automobiles and paintings in a museum.. how they had evolved through the years.. He agreed that they had.. only thing is.. NONE of these EVOLVED.. they were each individually created by someone.

2007-07-19 03:51:46 · answer #4 · answered by ♥Tom♥ 6 · 1 1

Ok. People who believe we came from monkeys are called "evolutionists" or "Darwinian Evolutionists". This is due to the theory that you ascribe yourself to. The term "Darwinian Evolutionist" is a clearer clarification on the loose term "evolutionist" as "Evolution" has many varying definitions; it is generally assumed however that when you use the word "evolution" you are describing "Darwinian Evolution".

A couple of points though:
Saying that 'cave men looked like monkeys therefore they must have come from monkeys' is like saying 'that person looks like a (cow/whale/whatever) therefore they must have come from (that creature)'. People can't assume that just because it 'looks' like it does 'means' that it does (or we would think that the sky is blue (the colour of the sky is dependent on the time of day, the altitude, pollution, and many other contributing factors so simply claiming 'the sky is blue' is to be unscientific and ignores the many times when the sky is in fact not blue).

Secondly: Adam and Eve we not white. Nor European. The illustrations that depict them as such are inaccurate but are used to help people associate with them as from their 'race'.
Scientifically: although all culture came from the Middle East (according to archaeology), the earliest people were supposed to come from Africa. These people were black. It is reported that it only takes 13 generations (and the correct genes and environment) to change someone from white to black (or vice-versa). So it is very possible that Adam and Eve were either black or white but is unlikely, as they needed to have the correct genes available to them. Biblically though, it is more likely that Adam and Eve were 'Middle Eastern' or 'Arab' in their colour and appearance (dark but not black), therefore having both the genes to 'branch off' into the black and white races that we see today (as well as the other kin tones that are shared by many people). Melanin (the pigment that causes skin to appear black or white) varies greatly in the world but is a simple pigment that has proven very useful in human growth over time. It is not a good enough reason to dispute either evolution or creation as both allow enough time for melanin changes to occur to the extent that they exist today.

This wasn't meant to sound rantish or judgemental. I just wanted you to know some facts.

2007-07-19 05:19:33 · answer #5 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

Where in the world did you hear that Adam & Eve were white? Of all things...

On the other hand, have you taken a look at the available "remains" of "cave men"? Just an opinion, but monkey skulls don't really look like human skulls...

Like most Christians, you'll have to do your own research, because it just CAN'T be true that One person created EVERYTHING in ONLY 7 days!

2007-07-19 03:33:08 · answer #6 · answered by azar_and_bath 4 · 2 1

I have come here to rag on the people who don't get it and smoke cigarettes. And I'm all out of cigarettes.

Evolution isn't about the primordial slime evolving into humans. It's about everything there was a long time ago evolving into everything there is now. The reason that there are still monkeys and apes in zoos is that once a species has evolved or adapted to a particular niche, they can stop and just be what they are until things change.

Our ancestors just weren't any good at all at being apes. But, before they could die out, they found a couple of things that they were good at. As they discovered more things they were good at, there got to be more of them and they started evolving again to get better at those things. Once they got the concept of adapting their enironment to suit themselves, there got to be a whole lot of them and they started developing abstract thought and becoming what we now recognize as humans.

Half a million years go by and we're sitting here using complex tools made possible by complex social structures and arguing about how we got here.

From some of the arguments I've been reading here, some of us can't cut it as Humans and are experimenting with being sheep on their way back to becoming apes again.

2007-07-19 03:42:13 · answer #7 · answered by Anonymous · 1 2

Those people are called evolutionists.

If evolution is true, Perhaps PRE-ADAMIC people could have came from monkeys.
Adam and Eve were indeed White, as the very word "Adam" means ruddy or pale complexion, able to blush or show blood in the face, and all the other races were around since before adam, which one or more of them could have been evolved from monkeys. I believe it could have been the black race, due to the proven similarities in the skull structure, and the fact that the so called "ape man" remains were found in Africa. They also say Africa was the origins of the first "humans", who's to say they weren't evolved from Apes to Africans?

2007-07-19 03:33:57 · answer #8 · answered by Anonymous · 0 3

I guess if you think people come from monkeys I'd call you 'semi-educated'.

you've got the right idea - people are animals, and so are monkeys. all animals are related. people and monkeys are also both *primates* - and all primates share a common geneology.

but people didn't 'come from' monkeys. monkeys and people both evolved from a common ancestor. way back when.

it's a slight difference, but it is important. so you're on the right lines, but you still have some studying to do.

2007-07-19 03:39:08 · answer #9 · answered by hot.turkey 5 · 1 1

mankeys?.....Studies published over the last few years (1990-2004) have demonstrated increasing numbers of problems associated with the theory of evolution. These studies have been done by scientists that believe that the theory of evolution is true. To a large degree, they represent a small amount of the "negative" research in evolutionary studies. Most investigators are not willing to submit a manuscript for publication that contradicts the current dogma. Reviewers of such manuscripts are unlikely to accept a negative study for publication unless a suitable alternate hypothesis is stated and supported by extensive data.

2007-07-19 03:23:20 · answer #10 · answered by Anonymous · 1 2

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