Your ancestors may have evolved but I identify with the sons of God whom Adam was. Adam was mixed with the other human like people whom your gene pool still identifies with because you do not carry the Adamic divine soul.
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did this guy try to say that there are people descended from god, or adam, and other who evolved? so there is evolution alongside creation? this sounds close to heresy...
waitaminute. yahoo answers. i'll call poe
Blah blah stupid old "God's people were created, the other people evolved and are like animals" racist bullshit.
This was a favorite of an elderly neighbor I had so that she could rationalize her hatred of black people.
Someone nails it seven comments in ...
"This is not a question. It is a statement of your belief."
Four days and still up, not bad. I got used to disappointment with the Y'sters disappearing before I could see them.
Read the first part of their "question":
"It's obvious that God made some humans as only temporary beings?
Only "true Christians" are "real people," apparently. Those who are temporary get to go to hell, I guess, as god intended because he's super great like that.
whom Adam was
It's nice to see "whom" being used, but correct usage would be even better.
Adam was mixed with the other human like people
If I read you correctly, evolution and direct creation both ended up with the exact same product, homo sapiens sapiens, but only one strain has the divine Adamic soul gene.
Right?
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@ Mudak:
"...but I identify with the sons of God(,) (one of) whom was<-->Adam."
With a username like Shama Ahad, I tend to give the benefit of the doubt and chalk it up to mediocre translation software. I also tend to award points for attempting to use "whom."
"sons of God whom Adam was"
I read that three times now and it's still nonsense. And Shama Ahad, if that's what you think about Adam, you need to look at your Bible again.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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