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Kafitrar  Sep 13, 2015 • 5:26:53pm

Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell of Answers in Genesis (AIG) wrote that H. naledi is an ape. (link is to The Panda’ s Thumb site). If AIG and ICR can’t agree on if H. naledi is human or not, then how can they argue it isn’t a transitional fossil? Idiots.

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William Lewis  Sep 13, 2015 • 5:34:34pm

I still need to get a bumpersticker made up saying

“Adam Was An Australopithecus”

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CriticalDragon1177  Sep 13, 2015 • 7:24:24pm

re: #1 Kafitrar

Dr. Elizabeth Mitchell of Answers in Genesis (AIG) wrote that H. naledi is an ape. (link is to The Panda’ s Thumb site). If AIG and ICR can’t agree on if H. naledi is human or not, then how can they argue it isn’t a transitional fossil? Idiots.

Because they care about their ideology, not the facts. This is about defending a fundamentalist anti science worldview.

As far as I know, ICR hasn’t said anything about Homo Nadeli yet, although I would be surprised if they hadn’t. I didn’t bother looking it up, since I we can be certain that it will be just more of the same creationist nonsense. Maybe I should have just to see what kind of stupid they were peddling about this.

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CriticalDragon1177  Sep 13, 2015 • 7:24:56pm

re: #2 William Lewis

I still need to get a bumpersticker made up saying

“Adam Was An Australopithecus”

I’d like that too. That would be kind of cute.


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