Glenn wrote:
Dick Wrote:
>>If you are saying there is a date certain when a family of apes gave
>>birth to a "hominid" child, and another date certain when a family of
>>hominids produced a "spiritual" human being, what dates would you
>>suggest? Not holding you to anything, just approximate dates would
>>do fine. If these dates are different, which one is Adam?
>
>Given the present data, assuming that the hominid from Chad stands up to
>futher scrutiny, then there would be two dates, but the date of the
>'hominid' child would be gradual and impossible to date precisely. (This
>isn't much different than anyone else who holds that man's spirit is
>inserted into an Ape lineage) My date for mankind is definitly greater than
>2 million years because I can see religious activity or evidence of language
>back that far in time. I have suggested 5.5 million because of the need for
>a flood scenario.
>
>Adam is the date when God inserted the soul.
So the first human, Adam, would have non-human, hominid parents and
Adam would have been in the company of other non-human hominids.
Let's assume these hominds didn't stay put, but wandered a bit. In
your scenario, Noah disembarks with seven survivors, and except for
those eight, is alone in the world. What assures you there weren't
surviving hominids elsewhere who perhaps had descendants living today?
>I do have a question for you. I
>sent you my book, did you actually read it?
I skimmed the stuff you and I agree on because I didn't need more
support for what I already believed. And we agree on a lot. I did
read your methodology about Adam and Noah, but I seem to recall that
Adam's immediate parents were apes not hominids.
Dick Fischer - The Origins Solution - www.orisol.com
"The answer we should have known about 150 years ago"
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Glenn wrote:<br><br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Dick
Wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>>If you are saying there is a
date certain when a family of apes gave<br>
>birth to a "hominid" child, and another date certain when a
family of<br>
>hominids produced a "spiritual" human being, what dates
would you<br>
>suggest? Not holding you to anything, just approximate dates
would<br>
>do fine. If these dates are different, which one is
Adam?<br><br>
Given the present data, assuming that the hominid from Chad stands up
to<br>
futher scrutiny, then there would be two dates, but the date of the<br>
'hominid' child would be gradual and impossible to date precisely.
(This<br>
isn't much different than anyone else who holds that man's spirit
is<br>
inserted into an Ape lineage) My date for mankind is definitly
greater than<br>
2 million years because I can see religious activity or evidence of
language<br>
back that far in time. I have suggested 5.5 million because of the
need for<br>
a flood scenario.<br><br>
Adam is the date when God inserted the soul. </blockquote><br>
So the first human, Adam, would have non-human, hominid parents and Adam
would have been in the company of other non-human hominids. Let's
assume these hominds didn't stay put, but wandered a bit. In your
scenario, Noah disembarks with seven survivors, and except for those
eight, is alone in the world. What assures you there weren't
surviving hominids elsewhere who perhaps had descendants living
today?<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>I do have a question for you.
I<br>
sent you my book, did you actually read it?</blockquote><br>
I skimmed the stuff you and I agree on because I didn't need more support
for what I already believed. And we agree on a lot. I did
read your methodology about Adam and Noah, but I seem to recall that
Adam's immediate parents were apes not hominids.<br><br>
Dick Fischer - <i>The Origins Solution</i> -
<a href="http://www.orisol.com/" eudora="autourl"><font
color="#0000FF"><u>www.orisol.com<br>
</a></u></font>"The answer we should have known about 150 years
ago" <br><br>
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