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Biblical proof that Evolution is true

Elora said:
lol...they sure do...

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Not at all, I believe in God's Word...anything that does not break His Word is not a sin. It's pretty simple and yes, fallible men have made many mistakes in writing the scriptures.
 
Lursa said:
Not at all, I believe in God's Word...anything that does not break His Word is not a sin. It's pretty simple and yes, fallible men have made many mistakes in writing the scriptures.
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lol...
 
Questerr said:
The "land beyond the Euphrates" is Mesopotamia. Abraham did NOT come from the "area of Turkey and Sweden".

Are you one of those neo-Nazis who thinks white people are the "true Israelites"?
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You have more excuses and complaints than ten little kids. I also noticed that falsehoods seem to flow from you.
 
CherubRam said:
The ancients knew the world was round by viewing ships out at sea. The ships as they sailed farther away would appear to sink into the ocean.
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The ancients knew because the greeks had already provided scientific evidence of the earth being round by measuring the shadow cast at midday at various longitudes. The greeks were only out by not much because their measuring was primitive.

The bible of course only offers insight as to what can happen if we only use our imagination.
 
Manc Skipper said:
His geographical skills are lacking too. "Sweden and Turkey area" covers several thousand square miles of Europe!
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Shortest distance between Sweden and Turkey is 1,631 miles. But distance is not a issue. Did you know that Noah was the first white man born? Did you know that Abraham was a white man? Why are white people a issue with you?
 
CherubRam said:
Shortest distance between Sweden and Turkey is 1,631 miles. But distance is not a issue. Did you know that Noah was the first white man born? Did you know that Abraham was a white man? Why are white people a issue with you?
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Hey everyone, looks like we've found a Neo-Nazi as well as a Misogynist.
 
CherubRam said:
Shortest distance between Sweden and Turkey is 1,631 miles. But distance is not a issue. Did you know that Noah was the first white man born? Did you know that Abraham was a white man? Why are white people a issue with you?
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The width of the European continent is hardly "an area". I'm naturally powder blue myself. It takes me two weeks under a sunlamp to go white. You're looking away from where Abraham came from. Why would that be?
 
Questerr said:
Well for one, Mitochondrial Eve is simply the oldest common human ancestor, not the first woman or anything like that.
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Yes, she's the first woman as the term "woman" pertains to homo sapiens. For example, Lucy ( Australopithecus afarensis) may have descendents living today, but we don't refer to Lucy as "a woman." She's referred to as "female."

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NatMorton said:
Exactly. Evolution demands that we believe every single person on earth came from one person ...

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No, that's not what evolution requires.
NatMorton said:
How so?
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Mitochondria Eve is not literally the first female of our species Homo sapiens. It is the most recent female historically from which all living animals of a species can trace their ancestry. The mitochondrial DNA of "Eve" is simply the one unbroken chain of mitochondrial DNA we can maternally trace. But that doesn't mean there weren't other females.
 
NatMorton said:
Yes, seriously. I think there's still some debate about this, but it's certainly possible, and even plausible.
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Wow @_@
 
NatMorton said:
Yes, she's the first woman as the term "woman" pertains to homo sapiens. For example, Lucy ( Australopithecus afarensis) may have descendents living today, but we don't refer to Lucy as "a woman." She's referred to as "female."

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No, that’s absolutely false. You will not find a single scientific paper claiming “Mitochondrial Eve” is the first human woman.

There were human women before her, she is just the most recent woman that is a common ancestor for all extant humans.

There’s also “Y-Chromosome Adam”, and again no scientific papers claim he was the first man.

Point of fact: those two people lived about ten thousand years apart.
 
Questerr said:
No, that’s absolutely false. You will not find a single scientific paper claiming “Mitochondrial Eve” is the first human woman.
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That is a common misconception regarding "Eve." Unfortunately, the name evokes a religious connotation, as some people seem to think it refers to the literal Eve of the bible.
 
CherubRam said:
You have more excuses and complaints than ten little kids. I also noticed that falsehoods seem to flow from you.
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I think Abraham came from Urfa near Haran. There was no Ur of the Chaldeans at the time.
 
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