what are these christards ? 'South African fossils could be new hominid species' over 2,000,000 years old

They are fucking rocks with a astronomical made up number of years inconceivable by a human mind noted about them.

there really aren't that many people that believe life began a few thousand years ago by the hand of God anymore, at least in the US.

Stop being a troll and let the christians have their beliefs. Live and let live op.

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

The remarkable remains of two ancient human-like creatures (hominids) have been found in South Africa.

The fossils of a female adult and a juvenile male - perhaps mother and son - are just under two million years old.

They were uncovered in cave deposits at Malapa not far from Johannesburg.

Researchers tell the journal Science that the creatures fill an important gap between older hominids and the group of more modern species known as Homo, which includes our own kind.

The team has assigned the name Australopithecus sediba to their finds.

"It's at the point where we transition from an ape that walks on two legs to, effectively, us," lead scientist Professor Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand told BBC News.

"I think that probably everyone is aware that this period of time - that period between 1.8 and just over two million years [ago] - is one of the most poorly represented in the entire early hominid fossil record. You're talking about a very small, very fragmentary record," he explained.

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

The remarkable remains of two ancient human-like creatures (hominids) have been found in South Africa.

The fossils of a female adult and a juvenile male - perhaps mother and son - are just under two million years old.

They were uncovered in cave deposits at Malapa not far from Johannesburg.

Researchers tell the journal Science that the creatures fill an important gap between older hominids and the group of more modern species known as Homo, which includes our own kind.

The team has assigned the name Australopithecus sediba to their finds.

"It's at the point where we transition from an ape that walks on two legs to, effectively, us," lead scientist Professor Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand told BBC News.

"I think that probably everyone is aware that this period of time - that period between 1.8 and just over two million years [ago] - is one of the most poorly represented in the entire early hominid fossil record. You're talking about a very small, very fragmentary record," he explained.

You don't go after Muslim's, Jew's, Hindu's, or Sikh? Clearly you have anger issues with one group, which you clearly don't understand or know.

For the millionth time, Christians that don't fall into the "pop culture" bullshit attack on evolution as a challenge to Creation have NO ISSUE with evolution, and there are plenty.

Thirdly, pretty much ever "missing link" find has been a hoax. This is exactly a "missing link" find, so to speak, but I have my doubts based on the past.

Finally, the question I always want to asked when bodies like this are discovered, is do they eliminate genetic abnormality, malnutrition, and disease?

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

there really aren't that many people that believe life began a few thousand years ago by the hand of God anymore, at least in the US.

Stop being a troll and let the christians have their beliefs. Live and let live op.


why do they come on here & try to ply their bullshit then ?

And I think you under estimate the number of born-again lunatics out there.

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Well Satanshit, let's look at the disclaimers you evoturds always fall back on much like the lemur that was the last "missing link".
From the linked article......

could be new
"I think that probably
Many scientists regard
already proving controversial, with some scientists arguing
thought to be
suggesting
It is entirely possible
it seem reasonable to assume
The scientists speculate
We think that there must have been some sort of calamity taking place at the time (Yea a flood)
led him to conclude

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

The remarkable remains of two ancient human-like creatures (hominids) have been found in South Africa.

The fossils of a female adult and a juvenile male - perhaps mother and son - are just under two million years old.

They were uncovered in cave deposits at Malapa not far from Johannesburg.

Researchers tell the journal Science that the creatures fill an important gap between older hominids and the group of more modern species known as Homo, which includes our own kind.

The team has assigned the name Australopithecus sediba to their finds.

"It's at the point where we transition from an ape that walks on two legs to, effectively, us," lead scientist Professor Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand told BBC News.

"I think that probably everyone is aware that this period of time - that period between 1.8 and just over two million years [ago] - is one of the most poorly represented in the entire early hominid fossil record. You're talking about a very small, very fragmentary record," he explained.

You don't go after Muslim's, Jew's, Hindu's, or Sikh? Clearly you have anger issues with one group, which you clearly don't understand or know.

For the millionth time, Christians that don't fall into the "pop culture" bullshit attack on evolution as a challenge to Creation have NO ISSUE with evolution, and there are plenty.

Thirdly, pretty much ever "missing link" find has been a hoax. This is exactly a "missing link" find, so to speak, but I have my doubts based on the past.

Finally, the question I always want to asked when bodies like this are discovered, is do they eliminate genetic abnormality, malnutrition, and disease?


I don't go after muslims, jews, etc cos they don't spout bollocks on GLP or if they do I haven't seen it.

You don't have a problem with evolution but you are Christian ?

It "could be" this or "could be" that; doesn't prove a thing. I found a human-like skeleton in my backyard! It "could be" an ancestor of my Uncle Ray! There's a tin can in a large mound. It "could be" left over from an ancient civilization that existed as there are tons of trash buried here. It "could be" from a city that existed at this site. By the age of the rocks it's more than 2 million years old but... by the fossils found here the rocks "could be" 2 million years old...

Welcome to the "science" of "could be" and non-observation and guessing...

It "could be" this or "could be" that; doesn't prove a thing. I found a human-like skeleton in my backyard! It "could be" an ancestor of my Uncle Ray! There's a tin can in a large mound. It "could be" left over from an ancient civilization that existed as there are tons of trash buried here. It "could be" from a city that existed at this site. By the age of the rocks it's more than 2 million years old but... by the fossils found here the rocks "could be" 2 million years old...

Welcome to the "science" of "could be" and non-observation and guessing...


and the bible could just be a book, yes ?

and the bible could just be a book, yes ?


It could be, but it isn't. People don't know how to use it, that is the problem.

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]


Well Satanshit, let's look at the disclaimers you evoturds always fall back on much like the lemur that was the last "missing link".
From the linked article......

could be new
"I think that probably
Many scientists regard
already proving controversial, with some scientists arguing
thought to be
suggesting
It is entirely possible
it seem reasonable to assume
The scientists speculate
We think that there must have been some sort of calamity taking place at the time (Yea a flood)
led him to conclude


Yes, because the scientists know they don't know all the answers, they speculate & investigate and change if some new evidence is found, instead of blinding following like you.

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

The remarkable remains of two ancient human-like creatures (hominids) have been found in South Africa.

The fossils of a female adult and a juvenile male - perhaps mother and son - are just under two million years old.

They were uncovered in cave deposits at Malapa not far from Johannesburg.

Researchers tell the journal Science that the creatures fill an important gap between older hominids and the group of more modern species known as Homo, which includes our own kind.

The team has assigned the name Australopithecus sediba to their finds.

"It's at the point where we transition from an ape that walks on two legs to, effectively, us," lead scientist Professor Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand told BBC News.

"I think that probably everyone is aware that this period of time - that period between 1.8 and just over two million years [ago] - is one of the most poorly represented in the entire early hominid fossil record. You're talking about a very small, very fragmentary record," he explained.

You don't go after Muslim's, Jew's, Hindu's, or Sikh? Clearly you have anger issues with one group, which you clearly don't understand or know.

For the millionth time, Christians that don't fall into the "pop culture" bullshit attack on evolution as a challenge to Creation have NO ISSUE with evolution, and there are plenty.

Thirdly, pretty much ever "missing link" find has been a hoax. This is exactly a "missing link" find, so to speak, but I have my doubts based on the past.

Finally, the question I always want to asked when bodies like this are discovered, is do they eliminate genetic abnormality, malnutrition, and disease?


I don't go after muslims, jews, etc cos they don't spout bollocks on GLP or if they do I haven't seen it.

You don't have a problem with evolution but you are Christian ?

Fair enough, don't see many on GLP.

I am a Christian, not a "good" one, but I believe and love Jesus Christ and accept Him as my salvation. I try to obey and love my Father in Heaven.

Yes, I believe in evolution, it in NO WAY conflicts with the Bible, God or His Son.

Yes, I believe in evolution, it in NO WAY conflicts with the Bible, God or His Son.

It "could be" this or "could be" that; doesn't prove a thing. I found a human-like skeleton in my backyard! It "could be" an ancestor of my Uncle Ray! There's a tin can in a large mound. It "could be" left over from an ancient civilization that existed as there are tons of trash buried here. It "could be" from a city that existed at this site. By the age of the rocks it's more than 2 million years old but... by the fossils found here the rocks "could be" 2 million years old...

Welcome to the "science" of "could be" and non-observation and guessing...


and the bible could just be a book, yes ?


It could be, but it isn't. People don't know how to use it, that is the problem.

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

The remarkable remains of two ancient human-like creatures (hominids) have been found in South Africa.

The fossils of a female adult and a juvenile male - perhaps mother and son - are just under two million years old.

They were uncovered in cave deposits at Malapa not far from Johannesburg.

Researchers tell the journal Science that the creatures fill an important gap between older hominids and the group of more modern species known as Homo, which includes our own kind.

The team has assigned the name Australopithecus sediba to their finds.

"It's at the point where we transition from an ape that walks on two legs to, effectively, us," lead scientist Professor Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand told BBC News.

"I think that probably everyone is aware that this period of time - that period between 1.8 and just over two million years [ago] - is one of the most poorly represented in the entire early hominid fossil record. You're talking about a very small, very fragmentary record," he explained.

You don't go after Muslim's, Jew's, Hindu's, or Sikh? Clearly you have anger issues with one group, which you clearly don't understand or know.

For the millionth time, Christians that don't fall into the "pop culture" bullshit attack on evolution as a challenge to Creation have NO ISSUE with evolution, and there are plenty.

Thirdly, pretty much ever "missing link" find has been a hoax. This is exactly a "missing link" find, so to speak, but I have my doubts based on the past.

Finally, the question I always want to asked when bodies like this are discovered, is do they eliminate genetic abnormality, malnutrition, and disease?


I don't go after muslims, jews, etc cos they don't spout bollocks on GLP or if they do I haven't seen it.

You don't have a problem with evolution but you are Christian ?

Fair enough, don't see many on GLP.

I am a Christian, not a "good" one, but I believe and love Jesus Christ and accept Him as my salvation. I try to obey and love my Father in Heaven.

Yes, I believe in evolution, it in NO WAY conflicts with the Bible, God or His Son.


could you answer a question then ?

evolution says we evolved from apes, the bible says god made us from dust or something.

So which one is correct ?

It "could be" this or "could be" that; doesn't prove a thing. I found a human-like skeleton in my backyard! It "could be" an ancestor of my Uncle Ray! There's a tin can in a large mound. It "could be" left over from an ancient civilization that existed as there are tons of trash buried here. It "could be" from a city that existed at this site. By the age of the rocks it's more than 2 million years old but... by the fossils found here the rocks "could be" 2 million years old...

Welcome to the "science" of "could be" and non-observation and guessing...


and the bible could just be a book, yes ?

Yes, I believe in evolution, it in NO WAY conflicts with the Bible, God or His Son.


hmmm.... but evolution denotes death before sin, therefore you have no need of Jesus.

Yes, I believe in evolution, it in NO WAY conflicts with the Bible, God or His Son.


hmmm.... but evolution denotes death before sin, therefore you have no need of Jesus.

How so?

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]


Well Satanshit, let's look at the disclaimers you evoturds always fall back on much like the lemur that was the last "missing link".
From the linked article......

could be new
"I think that probably
Many scientists regard
already proving controversial, with some scientists arguing
thought to be
suggesting
It is entirely possible
it seem reasonable to assume
The scientists speculate
We think that there must have been some sort of calamity taking place at the time (Yea a flood)
led him to conclude


Yes, because the scientists know they don't know all the answers, they speculate & investigate and change if some new evidence is found, instead of blinding following like you.

So you are some super intellect for following someone who doesn't know and does speculation?
As for change in science, not if it's against the dogma of the day.
God is unchanging and can never be dis-proven.Plus your "in your face thread headding" only shows your ignorance.

[link to news.bbc.co.uk]

The remarkable remains of two ancient human-like creatures (hominids) have been found in South Africa.

The fossils of a female adult and a juvenile male - perhaps mother and son - are just under two million years old.

They were uncovered in cave deposits at Malapa not far from Johannesburg.

Researchers tell the journal Science that the creatures fill an important gap between older hominids and the group of more modern species known as Homo, which includes our own kind.

The team has assigned the name Australopithecus sediba to their finds.

"It's at the point where we transition from an ape that walks on two legs to, effectively, us," lead scientist Professor Lee Berger of the University of the Witwatersrand told BBC News.

"I think that probably everyone is aware that this period of time - that period between 1.8 and just over two million years [ago] - is one of the most poorly represented in the entire early hominid fossil record. You're talking about a very small, very fragmentary record," he explained.

You don't go after Muslim's, Jew's, Hindu's, or Sikh? Clearly you have anger issues with one group, which you clearly don't understand or know.

For the millionth time, Christians that don't fall into the "pop culture" bullshit attack on evolution as a challenge to Creation have NO ISSUE with evolution, and there are plenty.

Thirdly, pretty much ever "missing link" find has been a hoax. This is exactly a "missing link" find, so to speak, but I have my doubts based on the past.

Finally, the question I always want to asked when bodies like this are discovered, is do they eliminate genetic abnormality, malnutrition, and disease?


I don't go after muslims, jews, etc cos they don't spout bollocks on GLP or if they do I haven't seen it.

You don't have a problem with evolution but you are Christian ?

Fair enough, don't see many on GLP.

I am a Christian, not a "good" one, but I believe and love Jesus Christ and accept Him as my salvation. I try to obey and love my Father in Heaven.

Yes, I believe in evolution, it in NO WAY conflicts with the Bible, God or His Son.


could you answer a question then ?

evolution says we evolved from apes, the bible says god made us from dust or something.

So which one is correct ?

Evolution DOES NOT say humans came from apes. That is inaccurate, at best. You are talking about some weird from of speciation or Lamarckism. It says we share similar traits. Almost like a similar template. We share 98% of the same DNA. We look, and act very similar. It makes sense.