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If textbooks will lie about the AGE OF THE EARTH then why wouldn't they lie about EVOLUTION?
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CLAIM: The earth was formed from a molten mass over billions of years.
FACT: Molten igneous claims for granite are only theory or belief. They have never been produced in a lab.
Granite radio halos show granite was formed in less than three minutes ( Science, vol. 184, pp. 62-66, April 5, 1974 ).
[link to www.halos.com]
CLAIM: Evolution is not racist. Man did not evolve from monkeys. There were different branches of the evolutionary tree.
FACT: Evolution science attempts to produce transitional fossils from lower primates ( ie monkeys and apes ).
Lack of the "missing link" and claims of racism led theorist recently to invent the common ancestory theory or belief.
The common ancestor theory still does not negate the racist claims that man evolved from some lower primate and that some humans are less evolved than others. Their most recent fail link attempt was the primate "Lucy".
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Dr. Yves Coppens, appearing on BBC-TV in 1982, stated that Lucy’s skull was like that of an ape.
Several scientists have decided that the bones of Lucy come from two different sources. Commenting on this, Peter Andrews, of the British Museum of Natural History, said this:
"To complicate matters further, some researchers believe that the afarensis sample [Lucy] is really a mixture of two separate species. The most convincing evidence for this is based on characteristics of the knee and elbow joints."
(Peter Andrews, "The Descent of Man", in New Scientist, 102:24 1984)
Regarding those knee joints, Owen Lovejoy, Richard Leakey’s highly qualified associate (an anatomist), declared at a 1979 lecture in the United States that a multivariate analysis of Lucy’s knee joints revealed her to be an ape.
So whether Lucy’s bones belong to one creature or two, they are both apes.
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