Evolution, we’re told, is dogma. Strangely, when every other area of modern science admits to being subject to revision, evolution is held dogmatically. It can’t be disproven. The evidentiary holes and logical leaps used by evolutionists are to be ignored and unchallenged.
Yet, every so often, as today, there’s a report that rattles the bones of evolutionists and shakes up their “conventional wisdom” like a student playing with a laboratory skeleton. . . . .
“Lucy” is not the common ancestor of chimps and humans. They’ve found a 4.4 million year old skeleton that has human-like features that apes do not have. They emphasize that “apes evolved differently,” of course.
But, the real point is that every direct human ancestor they can find points to the idea that humans at least separated from other primates a *long* time ago.
Here’s a legitimate question: how do they know these things had hair?