Not one person accepts the theory of common ancestor on this board. Adam, Noah, Abraham were all common ancestor. If you reject that then that means you reject the theory of common ancestor.
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Okay, 1. A Common ancestor speceis (e.g. Australopithecus afraensis) would make all humankind related.
I wonder if the real reason for Creationism....at least these days....is ethnicism?
I mean....all evidence points to everybody not only being descended from a common primate ancestor...but also being descended from migrating Black people.
We all know how most of these guys these days are weirded-out by Blacks, Muslims, etc.
A "Mighty Whitey" finding out that we're all one and the same and that that guy in the mirror is simply a Black person with a weird melanin-deficiency mutation would be too mind-blowing!
Ancestry,hmmm. One of my favorite bible contradictions is that the messiah HAD to be a descendant of the house of David. Joseph of course was. But Joseph wasn't Jesus's father. Levitical law dictates patriarchal descent and no other. It's one of God's laws and God quite famously cannot break his own laws, that's why he can't just say "let's just forget the hell thing altogether." That's why traditionally the wife takes her husbands name at marriage. The woman's lineage isn't even a consideration. So Jesus by default couldn't have been the messiah. Unless (ahem) the virgin birth thing wasn't true, which still kind of screws up the narrative.
@Phil O'Macedon
Metatron: Now, listen closely, because this bit's very important. Existence, in all its form and splendor, functions solely on one principle: God is infallible. To prove Him wrong would undo reality and everything that is.
“Not one person accepts the theory of common ancestor on this board.”
“Adam, Noah, Abraham were all common ancestor.”
" If you reject that then that means you reject the theory of common ancestor.”
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