We are monkeys...

Originally posted by Remulous
i haven't read any christian propaganda,im not even a christian,also,once again what did apes evolve from.

The earliest known ancestor of the ape/human tree is a very small animal that looks something like a kangaroo rat. I do not recall the name, but it was one of the mammals that survived after the dinosaurs. Remember, we're talking minuscule changes over billions of years and animals branching out into separate species all together. It not like one of these little mammals one day gave birth to a chimpanzee.

Originally posted by Remulous
what causes mutation,what did apes evolve from?

Why don't you read it from Wikipedia? It's really portrayed very well.

Originally posted by Remulous
i haven't read any christian propaganda,im not even a christian,also,once again what did apes evolve from.

I don't know, but I don't know a lot of things. Just because I don't know every last thing about evolution does not mean that it is wrong.

I have a hard time believing that you have never read any Christian anti-evolution propaganda. It is possible they you would come up with the same arguments, but highly unlikely.

Originally posted by Robtard
The earliest known ancestor of the ape/human tree is a very small animal that looks something like a kangaroo rat. I do not recall the name, but it was one of the mammals that survived after the dinosaurs. Remember, we're talking minuscule changes over billions of years and animals branching out into separate species all together. It not like one of these little mammals one day gave birth to a chimpanzee.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Why don't you read it from Wikipedia? It's really portrayed very well.

Originally posted by Remulous
what causes mutation,what did apes evolve from?

Mutation is caused by several reasons, sometimes random, like when a person is born with extremely long toes even though neither parent has the trait and as I said above, there's very interesting work being done now on viruses affecting mutation/evolution.

You probably didn't read an older post of mine but I'll recap it... There's a small percentage of the human population that is immune to HIV/AIDS, these people carry a defective chromosome (CCR-5); though it doesn't cause any major harm to the person this defective gene in turn makes the person carrying it immune to HIV/AIDS and other plagues.

There is proof that this defective gene was caused by the bubonic plague that wiped out about a 1/5 (or more?) of the European population. Now, those people that 'evolved/mutated' this defection would have survived the plague and passed on their genetic code to their offspring which in turn would have had the same protection. That's called evolution. A simplistic explanation, but there you go.

In theory if the plague was not stopped and it kept on killing people year after year eon after eon on a global scale; eventually the entire human race would be carrying this gene since the people that have it would have a much higher chance of survival and in turn their children would survive if they inherited the gene defection.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I don't know, but I don't know a lot of things. Just because I don't know every last thing about evolution does not mean that it is wrong.

I have a hard time believing that you have never read any Christian anti-evolution propaganda. It is possible they you would come up with the same arguments, but highly unlikely.

Originally posted by Remulous
u dont know?u know all that other stuff,cant u find out.

Yes, but I have a life, and I'm not getting paid to educate you.

Originally posted by Remulous
and what did that evolve from?

I see we're you're trying to go... All life has a common ancestor(s), which would be the simplest single celled organism's that first appeared on this planet BILLIONS of years ago. There is proof to support this theory, but since we are talking in billions of years we may never know every single minute detail unless we build a time machine or our scientific capabilities keep progressing the way they are.

There is a wealth of knowledge on this subject out there and far more intricately explained. If you're actually interested, do a little research.

Originally posted by Remulous
i read it,im just trying to prove a hidden point.

What point?

Originally posted by Remulous
and what did that evolve from?

You basically want to know what was the first thing that could be considered living?

Originally posted by Robtard
Mutation is caused by several reasons, sometimes random, like when a person is born with extremely long toes even though neither parent has the trait and as I said above, there's very interesting work being done now on viruses affecting mutation/evolution.

You probably didn't read an older post of mine but I'll recap it... There's a small percentage of the human population that is immune to HIV/AIDS, these people carry a defective chromosome (CCR-5); though it doesn't cause any major harm to the person this defective gene in turn makes the person carrying it immune to HIV/AIDS and other plagues.

There is proof that this defective gene was caused by the bubonic plague that wiped out about a 1/5 (or more?) of the European population. Now, those people that 'evolved/mutated' this defection would have survived the plague and passed on their genetic code to their offspring which in turn would have had the same protection. That's called evolution. A simplistic explanation, but there you go.

In theory if the plague was not stopped and it kept on killing people year after year eon after eon on a global scale; eventually the entire human race would be carrying this gene since the people that have it would have a much higher chance of survival and in turn their children would survive if they inherited the gene defection.

Originally posted by Robtard
I see we're you're trying to go... All life has a common ancestor(s), which would be the simplest single celled organism's that first appeared on this planet BILLIONS of years ago. There is proof to support this theory, but since we are talking in billions of years we may never know every single minute detail unless we build a time machine or our scientific capabilities keep progressing the way they are.

There is a wealth of knowledge on this subject out there and far more intricately explained. If you're actually interested, do a little research.

Originally posted by Remulous
now that amunity process is something i can b leave how yeterdays speceis evolved.there was no vaccine to give to the humanoids back in the begining of man,so how did it happen way back then.what did the kangaroo creature evolve from.

How did what happen back then?

And I answered your question, see the post above.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Yes, but I have a life, and I'm not getting paid to educate you.

Originally posted by Remulous
what did that single celled organism come from

There is no single definitive explanation. Remember, we're talking about billions of years ago. There is a very good theory though on it.

Originally posted by Robtard
How did what happen back then?

And I answered your question, see the post above.

Originally posted by Remulous
how did creatures evolve back then.

Now I understand why the others insulted you; you do not read what people post do you? At least you do not grasp what they say in full...

Creatures evolve to adapt to an ever changing planet; they evolve/adpat or they go extinct.

Originally posted by Bardock42
What point?

Originally posted by Robtard
Now I understand why the others insulted you; you do not read what people post do you? At least you do not grasp what they say in full...

Creatures evolve to adapt to an ever changing planet; they evolve/adpat or they go extinct.

Well anyways, one theory is that by chance molecules built a DNA which then became the first amoebas..and well..so on...