Yes, humans evolved from an ancestor we hold in common with the other great apes.
How do you know that?
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Yes, humans evolved from an ancestor we hold in common with the other great apes.
How do you know that?
no, but your choice......:cool:If you don't accept the pshat reading, nor the tense of the verbs, is there anything I can say?
va-yitzer : he had formed
i was gonna say they did up til about a year old; and i guess plenty of Doctorates of Wolfology have already answered why. Seems legit; a bark is just giving yourself away, basically. i guess strictly speaking they share an ancestor, and it isn't exactly correct to say dogs descended from wolves anywayIf dogs came from wolves, why do wolves not bark?![]()
And yapping is not barking.
lol. personally i would avoid concluding anything not proven, myself. As to the image of God, a circle with a dot in the middle might be perfectly acceptable; they're certainly ubiquitous"Do you believe man has evovled from primates?"
No, because I don't recall the word saying God made man in the image of any poop slinging animal, but in the image of God. Unless you want to conclude that Gods likeness is like that of an ape, then that's going to be between you and God.
a have no proof here ok, but you might be seeking a more literal understanding than a mythology can provide. And i know that considering Genesis "mythology" is prolly anathema for you right now...so, ya.Isn't it obvious? He is in effect saying that the likeness of God is that of a primate. When we see God sitting on his throne, he will look dark and hairy with big fat lips.............yep............
lol. personally i would avoid concluding anything not proven, myself. As to the image of God, a circle with a dot in the middle might be perfectly acceptable; they're certainly ubiquitous
yes, i doubt God could just take any form He wants, huh. prolly you're right i guessEzekiel stating that God had "the appearence of a man" is all the proof anyone claiming to be a believer should need. He didn't say he had the appearence of an primate, or of a circle with a dot in the middle. My faith isn't built on stupid metaphors. When it says we were made after the likeness of God, it means exactly what it says.
yes, i doubt God could just take any form He wants, huh. prolly you're right i guess
i mean c'mon, you gonna be looking for a lamb with seven eyes and horns, too?
where does the literalness end? See that it ends arbitrarily, ok. nothing wrong with that, but just see what it is saying to you, the statement that makes.
but at least you have freed me to now agree that you will see Him come down in the same way you saw Him go up! Ha!
ha i suggest that that is all we can doWe don't need to guess when something is meant to be taken literally and when its not
ya, sounds good anyway. "Hidden from the wise" might need a hearing here i guess thoYet when it comes to Ezekiel's vision of the throne and the angels surrounding it, no further explanation is given of any of it being symbolic in any way. This is how you can know when a verse is meant to be literal or symbolic, because it will always tell you, its never left in ambiguity.
i was gonna say they did up til about a year old; and i guess plenty of Doctorates of Wolfology have already answered why. Seems legit; a bark is just giving yourself away, basically. i guess strictly speaking they share an ancestor, and it isn't exactly correct to say dogs descended from wolves anyway
so you say, but you do not know.
well, that is still being resolved, proto-wolf or ancient wolf,And what would that ancestor be?
and you are both entitled to your opinions, sure.I don't say it, the evolutionist does.
And I do know...
and you are both entitled to your opinions, sure.
well, that is still being resolved, proto-wolf or ancient wolf,
Ancient Wolf DNA Could Solve Dog Origin Mystery
but a point there is that knowledge has advanced to the point where we can now say that
"dogs descended from wolves as we know them" is not really correct now.
well, you espoused one theory held by evolutionists, but i guess as many believe that hybridization is evolution, too, as believe it is not? We enjoy the enviable position of not needing to postulate a hypothesis, i guess, lol--and i for one plan to take full advantage of that, myself :)I would think scientists would have more of a handle on this than you or I, but what do I know..............right?
ha well some ppl still dispute that the earth revolves around the sun, too. i have no proofIf it's a mystery than it can't really be said they share an ancestor....because nobody knows.
The fact that we share more than 95% of DNA with Bonobos helps.How do you know that?