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Human Evolution | Answers in Genesis
Are humans simply the by-product of evolution from an ape-like ancestor or were they lovingly fashioned by God in His own image?
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Cavemen | Answers in Genesis
Was early man truly a stone-age, lumbering brute grunting his way toward primitive language? The evidence says the opposite—early man was intelligent!
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700-Year-Old Inuit Carving Shows a European | Answers in Genesis
A headline from a recent article got my attention: “Inuit figurine: A 700-year-old Indigenous carving of a European made a century before Columbus.”
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Were Cavemen Real? | Answers in Genesis
As far as stereotypes go, cavemen make easy targets—especially when transplanted into the twenty-first century.
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When Did Cavemen Live? | Answers in Genesis
How do creationists explain the timing and location of early human remains from a biblical perspective?
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The Making of a Caveman | Answers in Genesis
The face of Neanderthal on the cover of this issue of Answers was sculpted and designed over a plaster cast of an actual Neanderthal skull.
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How Smart Were Cave-Men? | Answers in Genesis
Our “cave-men” kin: just how smart were they?
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Did “Cavemen” Use a Lunar Calendar? | Answers in Genesis
On the walls of certain caves are paintings of animals but next to some of those animals are a series of dots and dashes. What do these markings mean?
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Neanderthals vs. Humans | Answers in Genesis
New DNA technology has allowed scientists to peer into the past by mapping the DNA of so-called cavemen.
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Does a Paleo-Diet Hold the Evolutionary Key for Good Nutrition? | Answers in Genesis
Do modern man’s diseases spring from a mismatch between today’s diet and prehistoric anatomy?
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Answers Magazine Preview: Vol. 7 No. 2 | Answers in Genesis
Cavemen—mysterious denizens of our past—who were they? When did they live, and what happened to them? How different were they, really, from us?
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Caveman Confusion | Answers in Genesis
When you were a child, were you told about cavemen and ape-men and missing links? Of course you were.
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On the Skeleton's Orientation | Answers in Genesis
In portraying cavemen as dimwits, popular stereotypes often show them as unkempt—and recklessly heterosexual—brutes: claiming brides by clubbing cavewomen over the head and dragging them away. But less frequently portrayed are “homosexual cavemen,” like the one supposedly unearthed in a Prague suburb.
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Homo Sapiens All the Way Back | Answers in Genesis
More research supports our view that historic humanity and modern humanity were far more similar than we “modern” humans often think.
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Cave Dwellers—Are They Ancient? | Answers in Genesis
In spite of all that archaeologists and anthropologists contend about these early Stone Age cultures and their supposed long ages, it simply cannot be true.
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Oversimplification of Cavemen | Answers in Genesis
The idea of caveman hunter-gatherers is an oversimplification, according to new research into the diet of some of our ancestors.
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Sharp Survivorman | Answers in Genesis
Stone blades from more than 500,000 years ago: the work of an alleged human ancestor or someone playing Survivorman?
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New Findings Show That Cavemen Valued Singing | Answers in Genesis
Those oft-portrayed cave-painting “cavemen” were more than mere artists: they were concertmasters skilled in mixing visual art with sound, reports LiveScience.
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Kinver Caveman | Answers in Genesis
What comes into your mind when you hear the word “cavemen”? We have been so evolutionised that I suspect the majority of people immediately think of hairy, brutish men usually dressed in animal skins.
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Bone Ice Skates Invented for Travel | Answers in Genesis
Human travelers from five millennia ago raced across icy lakes on skates made from animal bones, reports National Geographic News on research appearing in this month’s Linnean Society of London Biological Journal.
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Speak Like a Caveman | Answers in Genesis
Despite frequent caricatures of Neanderthals as mentally deficient, grunting cavemen, scientists continue to find evidence that Neanderthals were intelligent beings quite a lot like us.
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A Transitional Form | Answers in Genesis
The cavemen seen in car insurance commercials have now transitioned to become the stars of their own TV sitcom.
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The Amazing Cave People of Malta | Answers in Genesis
‘Do you believe in cavemen?’ Sceptics think ‘gotcha!’ when they ask this question. They might know the Bible says that Adam’s descendants built great cities, but their ‘evidence’ shows otherwise.
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Walking with Cavemen—Fact or Fiction? | Answers in Genesis
Building on the popularity of walking with Dinosaurs (1999) and Walking with Beasts (2001), BBC and Discovery Channel have co-produced yet another evolutionary propaganda piece—Walking with Cavemen.
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Modern ‘Stone Age’ Reconsidered | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists have had to reconsider the history of some tribes which use ‘Stone Age’ technology and live by ‘primitive’ hunting and gathering.
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What Makes Us Human? | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists say that man is just an animal, descended from an ape-like ancestor. However, humans show features that clearly separate us from animals.
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How Did We Get So Smart? | Answers in Genesis
Noticing the intellectual reputation of Neanderthals, it’s worth recalling how a person’s worldview colors his interpretation of data about human origins.
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2.8 The Essential Nature of Man (OB8) | Answers in Genesis
It is impossible to understand human nature apart from biblical revelation.
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What Would a Monkey Say If It Had a Mind to? | Answers in Genesis
Though monkeys can’t imitate human language despite speech-ready vocal tracts because of their brains’ wiring, their versatile alarm calls meet their needs.
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Homo Erectus Had Skillfully Designed Tools | Answers in Genesis
Homo erectus had style and design of their tools down to a science.
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Tools of Evolution | Answers in Genesis
Wooden tools used by African chimpanzees have some evolutionists excited. Researchers have observed chimps in Senegal making spears out of tree branches and then using them.
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Do Babbling Bonobos Decipher Evolutionary Secrets of Baby Talk? | Answers in Genesis
If additional tests reveal bonobos actually are communicating with one another, the authors’ evolutionary leaps will still be groundless.
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Chimpanzees Are Excellent Listeners | Answers in Genesis
Panzee passes her phonics test, and Nim stars in a movie.
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Whistling Orangutan Clue to Language Evolution | Answers in Genesis
Is that the sound of a wolf whistle or an orangutan whistle we hear?
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Simian Sign Language | Answers in Genesis
Simian use of gestures is the latest evidence of evolution—at least, that’s the impression given by a BBC NEWS article describing research into how bonobos and chimpanzees communicate.
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Did Huh? Arise in Every Language through Convergent Evolution? | Answers in Genesis
Previously thought of as something akin to a grunt, huh? qualifies as a bona fide word, linguists now say.
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Chimpanzees and Fire | Answers in Genesis
When it comes to fires, chimpanzees keep their cool. Does this “reveal a primitive hominid trait”?
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Talking Monkeys | Answers in Genesis
An eccentric German, named Von Osten, set out to show that animals were as clever as men. He spent two years educating a horse which became known as Clever Hans.
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Evolutionists Claim that Running Made us Human | Answers in Genesis
Yet once again the popular media is alive with the sound of evolutionism. This time the story that has them all abuzz is the new claim that “running made us human.”
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Centuries Later, Evolutionists “Still Haven’t Found” What Makes Us Unique | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists can’t find what separates humans from animals, because the answer’s in Genesis.
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Language Acquisition: Making Sense of the World | Answers in Genesis
“Why?” A young child’s barrage of questions isn’t a sign of stubbornness. It reflects an inquisitive mind that’s putting together a verbal map of the universe.
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Human Cooperation—the Result of a Belief in Angry Gods? | Answers in Genesis
How did humans start cooperating with one another? This question is an evolutionary puzzle, and the supposed evolution of religion is often considered an answer for how humans began working together. A recent study suggests the belief in “punitive gods” who caused our evolutionary ancestors to begin cooperating.
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MIT Linguist Claims Human Speech Evolved from Birds | Answers in Genesis
What do honeybee waggles and birdsong have to do with human speech? An MIT linguist believes they demonstrate that human speech evolved as Darwin thought.
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Teeth Track Early Agricultural Society | Answers in Genesis
Teeth track patrimony (property inherited through the male line) and prosperity in early agricultural society.
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Reading Baboons | Answers in Genesis
Bookish baboons said to demonstrate reading readiness pre-dated evolutionary emergence of humans.
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South Africa’s Abstract Thought | Answers in Genesis
South Africa’s “earliest known evidence of abstract thought”
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High-Tech Tools | Answers in Genesis
The human brain evolved because early humans developed technology?
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Were Humans a Million Years Ago Britons? | Answers in Genesis
What were humans like a million years ago—fur-wearing, meat-eating, tool-making Britons?
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Shell Bits Display Intelligence of Ancient Humans | Answers in Genesis
Bits of shell discovered in South Africa display the intelligence of “ancient” humans.
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Evolutionary Anthropologists Finding Answers | Answers in Genesis
Two perennial questions for evolutionary anthropologists are how humans began walking upright and how humans began to make and use stone tools. For one team of scientists, the answers are intertwined.
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Monkey Hear, Monkey Know | Answers in Genesis
If you ain’t no good speaker of English, maybe you should talk to one o’ them thar monkeys to straight’n ya out.
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Axing Evolutionary ideas—Stone Dead! | Answers in Genesis
One of the most popular myths of human evolution is that stone tools testify to the increasing mental and conceptual abilities of humans as they evolved.
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Modern Human Sophistication: How Long Did It Take? | Answers in Genesis
Yesterday’s humans weren’t as sophisticated as today’s humans—according to today’s humans.
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Social Tests Flounder Apes | Answers in Genesis
A Congolese study headed by doctoral student Esther Herrmann and her advisor, Michael Tomasello, both of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany, is the latest research to highlight humans’ intellectual distinction from apes.
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Human Speech Didn't Evolve from Animal Grunts | Answers in Genesis
'All assumptions that human speech developed gradually from animal grunts (the so-called woof-woof theories) or that gestures changed incrementally into audible language, cannot be sustained.'
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Ape-Man | Answers in Genesis
Can man’s ancestry be traced back to an ape-like ancestor? How much do we really have in common with primates? Have fossil ape-men been found?
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The Importance of Missing Links | Answers in Genesis
No matter how hard they try, scientists can’t connect
the missing links in human evolution. Why not?
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Did Humans Really Evolve from Apelike Creatures? | Answers in Genesis
Perhaps the most bitter pill to swallow for any Christian who attempts to “make peace” with Darwin is the presumed ape ancestry of man.
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Making Man out of Monkeys | Answers in Genesis
The bitterest pill to swallow for any Christian who attempts to “make peace” with Darwin is the presumed animal ancestry of man.
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The Origin of Humans | Answers in Genesis
You have probably seen the famous depiction of a monkey progressively turning into an upright human figure.
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Making Men out of Monkeys | Answers in Genesis
The bitterest pill to swallow for any Christian who attempts to “make peace” with Darwin is the presumed animal ancestry of man.
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The Gorilla-Human “Split”: Where Do Gorillas Hang on Our Family Tree? | Answers in Genesis
Researchers believe the 8-million-year age assigned to some gorilla teeth pushes back the time for the divergence of gorillas from the line that led to humans.
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Human Beings | Answers in Genesis
Despite phenomenal fossil failure, faith in evolution remains unbounded.
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If We Resemble Apes, Does that Mean We Evolved from Apes? | Answers in Genesis
Anyone who has ever watched the monkeys and apes at a zoo, couldn’t help but notice their resemblance to humans.
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Making Monkeys out of Man | Answers in Genesis
The evolutionist’s notion that man evolved by chance from ape-like creatures is largely based upon certain anatomical similarities between apes and men.
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Is There Really Evidence that Man Descended from the Apes? | Answers in Genesis
This article gives information on ape-men once used as transitional forms, and information on those that are currently being contested.
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Primate to People Ploys | Answers in Genesis
The effort to fill in the gaps between apelike ancestors and modern humans continues to produce some interesting stories.
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Ape or Human? | Answers in Genesis
This week, American public broadcasting began a three-part series on human evolution titled Becoming Human.
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Ape vs. Man | Answers in Genesis
An exhibit to be installed this summer at the Creation Museum near Cincinnati tackles one of the icons of evolutionary thinking: homology.
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Jawing with Evolutionists | Answers in Genesis
Who is the latest claimant to the title “oldest known human in the fossil record”?
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Three Ways to Make an Ape-Man | Answers in Genesis
A good laugh can really make a lesson stick, as Dr. David Menton regularly demonstrates in his popular workshop “Three Ways to Make an Ape-Man.”
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Changes in Diet Allegedly Drove Human Evolution | Answers in Genesis
Environmentally driven changes in diet are said to have driven evolution of humans.
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Primates’ Evolutionary Relationship to People | Answers in Genesis
Psychologists say observations of chimpanzee and orangutan behavior in zoos support the primates’ evolutionary relationship to people.
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Sugar Molecules as Early Human Evolutionary Segregators | Answers in Genesis
Sugary sialic acid signatures seen as evolutionary segregators of early humans
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The Developing Human Brain and Evolution | Answers in Genesis
Does the developing human brain portray the evolution of humans from ape-like creatures?
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Is Their Model Upright? | Answers in Genesis
“This model should cause everyone to re-evaluate what they’ve said before”—the words of a Duke University professor whose research turns the origins of bipedal walking on its head.
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The Three-Quarter Million Dollar Ape-man | Answers in Genesis
The paleontologist who brought Ida to the media spotlight dropped a cool $750,000 (£465,000) to get his hands on it.
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TIME Article Ponders Difference Between Man and Ape | Answers in Genesis
TIME magazine’s cover story this week asked the question, “What Makes us Different?”
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TIME to Stay Current on Human Origins | Answers in Genesis
Whether it is a new dinosaur skeleton, a new fossil hominid or alleged genetic links between different species, evolution is frequently in the media.
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Evolutionists Say Latest “Ape-Man” Just a Female Gorilla | Answers in Genesis
Excitement over the latest (and allegedly greatest) find in the ‘tree of human evolution’ may end up with more embarrassment than anything else for evolutionists.
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Homo erectus Modern Man: Evolution or Human Variability? | Answers in Genesis
An interesting change is taking place in creationist circles in respect of the status of the taxon Homo erectus and its relationship to Homo sapiens sapiens.
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“Up From the Apes”—Time Magazine, August 23, 1999 | Answers in Genesis
It is surely no coincidence that Time publishes such a ‘showcase’ article for human evolution at this time of public interest in the creation/evolution issue and what our children should be learning
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Ape-Men and Spacemen | Answers in Genesis
This sort of thing just keeps on happening, but there are never headlines which shout ‘Missing Link Claim Debunked’.
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Apes on the Run | Answers in Genesis
Most people believe the fossil record does support evolution because they are told this by others who confuse wishful thinking with facts.
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Australopithecus sediba | Answers in Genesis
Australopithecus sediba is not an ancestor of man. The evidence properly interpreted shows that such fossils are either human or ape, not an in-between species.
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Sediba with a Little Sleight of Hand | Answers in Genesis
However the scientific community receives Dr. Berger’s latest analyses, the media headlines have already voted sediba another dose of public acclaim.
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Sashaying to the Throne | Answers in Genesis
Since the discovery of Australopithecus sediba there has been a valiant effort to place sediba in the ancestral line of humans.
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The Problem with Australopithecus sediba | Answers in Genesis
Yet another alleged human ancestor admittedly doesn’t quite make the cut.
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It’s an Ape . . . It’s a Human . . . It’s . . . It’s . . . a Missing Link! | Answers in Genesis
Last Thursday, scientists published a series of articles providing a detailed analysis of a relatively new alleged human ancestor—Australopithecus sediba.
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What Australopithecus sediba Ate | Answers in Genesis
Bits of plant material from Australopithecus sediba’s teeth sneak a peek at diet.
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Sediba Saga | Answers in Genesis
The latest questions about human evolution illustrate how the evolutionary worldview blinds its believers to what should be obvious.
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The Sad Case of Sediba | Answers in Genesis
A collection of a few fossils called Australopithecus sediba is being paraded as the oldest-known direct ancestor of Homo erectus.
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Rewriting Evolution—Again | Answers in Genesis
Scientists are debating the significance of yet another fossil hominid discovery.
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Re-writing Human Evolution—Again? | Answers in Genesis
Today’s announcement in the journal “Science” of an alleged new hominid species is drawing the attention of the world’s media.
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Hominids | Answers in Genesis
The news often eagerly reports the discovery of another link in the supposed chain of hominid evolution. What do these finds really show?
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The Non-Transitions in ‘Human Evolution’—on Evolutionists’ Terms | Answers in Genesis
Commonly, apologists for evolution put up a bold front and try to deny that the tree of evolution is full of holes (or, more accurately, is mostly holes with just twigs at the end). It is therefore instructive whenever an article appears that is written by evolutionists who candidly acknowledged the major discontinuities in (alleged) evolutionary sequences.
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Denisovan Fossil Found in Tibet | Answers in Genesis
The first Denisovan fossil outside Siberia has been found. While anthropologists are excited at the find, the location of the fossil in Tibet raises some puzzling questions for the evolutionary view. What are Christians to think of this mysterious people group?
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Nutcracker Man Diet Rich in Brain Food | Answers in Genesis
Bright baboons know nutritional needs of “Nutcracker Man” were no problem.
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Does the Dmanisi Discovery Demonstrate We Are All One Family? | Answers in Genesis
Does the curious mosaic cobbled from the Dmanisi dig demonstrate we are all one family?
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Number Crunching | Answers in Genesis
Smile, crunch the numbers, and make something out of nothing.
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Much Ado about Ida | Answers in Genesis
Ida appears to be a remarkably well-preserved lemur, not a human ancestor.
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Gibbon the Opportunity . . . | Answers in Genesis
A recently discovered fossil of a gibbon-like creature is being hailed as a missing chapter in the history of apes, which evolutionists believe split into different lines before humans evolved. But is Pliobates cataloniae, found near Barcelona, really a long-lost cousin of ours?
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Skull Rewrites the Book | Answers in Genesis
The history of human evolution is clear: we all came from Europe.
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New Find . . . Same Question | Answers in Genesis
The Naledi skeletons in South Africa, whose
discovery was announced last September, represent
the latest species declared to be a likely human
relative.
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Hominid Fever | Answers in Genesis
It seems these days that there are precious few ordinary human or ape fossils unearthed, rather they all have to be a missing link between the two.
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Did Ancient Humans Do Nothing for 100,000 Years? | Answers in Genesis
Did ancient humans do basically nothing for an astonishing 100,000 years?
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Getting a Grip on Human Origins | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionary
researchers presented another
landmark study claiming that chimpanzee
hands are more advanced than human
hands.
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Putting a Face on Evolution | Answers in Genesis
The bones found at Lake Turkana, then, must represent descendants of people who lived after the tower of Babel.
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Ancient Humans Grazing? | Answers in Genesis
Did “human ancestors” come down from the trees to graze?
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A Tough Nut to Crack | Answers in Genesis
Since its discovery in 1959, Nutcracker Man has usually been depicted as walking upright (though only a skull had been discovered).
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Nutcracker Man | Answers in Genesis
“Nutcracker Man” was neither man nor nutcracker.
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Meet the Denisovans | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals, move aside; it’s time for us to meet your cousins, the “Denisovans.”
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Relative of Ape-Woman Lucy? | Answers in Genesis
He’s the new “big man” of human evolution: Kadanuumuu, a purported relative of famous ape-woman Lucy.
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Ancient Human Cannibal | Answers in Genesis
Add to the list of ancient humans Homo gautengensis, a chimp-like creature that may have had a dark past.
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“X-Woman” to be Added to Human Lineage | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals, move over: there may have been another “human lineage” walking on earth in recent history, known only from an individual called “X-woman” (elsewhere reported as “Woman X”)
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Meet “Ardi” (long article) | Answers in Genesis
“Ardi” does away with conventional ideas about a missing link.
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Monkey Not Our Uncle | Answers in Genesis
Remember “Ida,” the missing link that wasn’t? In a Nature letter, scientists attack the lofty claims that surrounded the announcement of the fossil primate.
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Meet “Ardi” | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists aren’t yet sure if they should call it a human ancestor, but one thing they do know is that “Ardi” does away with the idea of a “missing link.”
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Kenyan Controversy | Answers in Genesis
Some well-intentioned but misguided Christians in Kenya have raised opposition to a new evolution display in their
country’s National Museum.
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Review of New Fossils Found in Georgia | Answers in Genesis
A team reporting this week in the journal Nature announces the discovery of the remains of four individuals found at the site of a medieval castle at Dmanisi in the former Soviet republic of Georgia.
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Fact Versus Fiction: The Recent Ethiopian Fossils | Answers in Genesis
The Asa Issie fossil discovery is just one more of evolutionists false interpretations of the fossil record in an attempt to “prove” an animal origin for humans.
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‘Oldest’ Hominid Footprints Show No Evolution! | Answers in Genesis
The Laetoli footprints tell us that man was walking around as he does today when he first appeared in the fossil record. There is no sign of evolution here!
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The Toumaï Skull: Ape or Human Ancestor? | Answers in Genesis
In 2001, a chimp-sized cranium (lacking the lower jaw) was discovered in the Djurab Desert in the central African nation of Chad.
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New Hominin Skull from Kenya | Answers in Genesis
A new fossil discovery that is ‘dated’ as contemporaneous with Australopithecus afarensis in the middle Pliocene has caused paleoanthropologists to re-evaluate their interpretations.
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New Hominid Skull from Kenya | Answers in Genesis
The new fossil skull is quite distinct from A. afarensis, and has been given a new genus and species assignment--Kenyanthropus platyops, “flat-faced human from Kenya.”
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Bones Don’t Add Up For Palauan Hobbits | Answers in Genesis
News broke last week of the misinterpretation of Palauan bone fragments, which had led to the misidentification of a modern human as something else. It isn’t the first time!
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Lord of the Tools | Answers in Genesis
“How could a hominid with a brain the size of a grapefruit craft tools?” asks ScienceNOW’s Elizabeth Culotta.
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Toeing the Line | Answers in Genesis
A fossilized footprint found in Kenya—thought to be 1.5 million years old—doesn’t look its age.
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Read the Fine Print | Answers in Genesis
While headlines often trumpet “Scientists find skull of human ancestor", you need to read on.
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Hominid Hopes Dashed | Answers in Genesis
For several years, evolutionists have hailed the find nicknamed Toumai as the missing link between humans and an ape-like ancestor.
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Cranial-Vault Thickness of Homo Erectus and Modern Man | Answers in Genesis
The physical features which distinguish 'primitive' from modern man can be accounted for by non-evolutionary explanations.
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The Rise and Fall of Skull KNM–ER 1470 | Answers in Genesis
Often in the history of evolutionary theory, early preliminary reports of new fossil finds are over-optimistic.
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Early Humans Born With Big Brains | Answers in Genesis
It’s yet another human ancestor—but, once again, with a larger brain than us.
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Hominid Fossil Finder Disputes Age of His Find | Answers in Genesis
After years of thorough dispute from creationist circles, the controversial Toumai skull—said to be the remains of an apeman—is now under another attack from evolutionists.
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Cro-Magnon Man DNA Similar to that of Modern Humans | Answers in Genesis
Cro-Magnon Man, you may be 28,000 years old, but you haven’t changed a bit!
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First Walking Human Determined to be Six Million years Old | Answers in Genesis
A new analysis of the bones of a human “ancestor” suggests it was the earliest known hominin to walk upright, reports National Geographic News.
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Missed the Memo; Forgot to Leave Africa | Answers in Genesis
A new fossil found in Kenya’s Rift Valley is shaking up the latest hypotheses about alleged ancient apes and their postulated connection to modern humans, chimpanzees, and gorillas.
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Living With Your Ancestors | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists are busy rewriting the story of the evolution of humankind becuase of two fossils from Kenya.
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The Mother Lode of Ancestral Moms | Answers in Genesis
Could it be that many evolutionists are scrambling to counter the increasing influence of the creation and intelligent design movements in today’s culture?
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Skull Scratching | Answers in Genesis
In the evolutionary worldview, people have been slowly evolving—and improving—over millions of years. According to biblical anthropology, however, humans were created on the sixth day of creation.
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Skull Exhibits Confusing Characteristics | Answers in Genesis
A skull discovered in Romania is causing some head-scratching among evolutionists because it includes “traits normally associated with more ancient species” even though it is “undeniably a Homo sapiens specimen.”
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Pondering a Great Profile | Answers in Genesis
The early post-Flood descendants of Noah exhibited a great degree of genetic and environmental variation in skull and facial features, as seen in the differences between Cro-Magnons and Neandertals,
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Un-Abel to Fill Evolutionary Hopes | Answers in Genesis
A fossil found recently in Chad, classed as a new species, and nicknamed ‘Abel’, was the first australopithecine to be found west of the Great Rift Valley.
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Who was ‘Java Man’? | Answers in Genesis
The ‘Java man’ was a group of fossils found by Dutch physician Eugene Dubois in the Dutch East indies.
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Who Was ‘Nutcracker Man’? | Answers in Genesis
‘Nutcracker man’ was the popular name given to a skull found by Louis Leakey, father of well-known fossil-anthropologist Richard Leakey, in East Africa in 1959.
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Homo floresiensis | Answers in Genesis
The Homo floresiensis of Indonesia, three-foot-tall people affectionately called hobbits, were fully human descendants of Adam and Eve.
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Is Homo floresiensis a Legitimate Human “Hobbit” Species? | Answers in Genesis
Indonesia’s Flores Island was probably populated not by a Lilliputian human species but just ordinary people including a person with Down syndrome.
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“Hobbits” Were Real! | Answers in Genesis
Mystifying human fossils were found on the island of Flores, Indonesia, by a team led by Peter Brown and M. J. Morwood, and reported in Nature.
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The Return of the Hobbits | Answers in Genesis
The debate over “hobbit” remains found in an Indonesian island cave shows no signs of slowing. Creating news this time is a new theory published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
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"Hobbits" Reconfirmed as Human | Answers in Genesis
The University of Western Australia's Emeritus Professor Charles Oxnard and colleagues have reconfirmed that the “Hobbits” were human after all.
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Hobbit Fully Human? | Answers in Genesis
The hobbit of Indonesia is back in the news again, and this time, the spotlight is again on scientists who think the hobbit was fully human.
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Hobbits from Indonesia? | Answers in Genesis
Did “hobbits” inhabit Indonesia’s Flores Island more than a million years ago?
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Is the Hobbit Human? | Answers in Genesis
Remember the hobbit? It’s back in the news—again.
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Dental Anomalies Found in Hobbit Teeth | Answers in Genesis
One of the Indonesian “hobbit” fossils said to be a unique species of human from 18,000 years ago may have dropped by the dentist for a filling last century, reports ScienceNOW’s Elizabeth Culotta.
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Ancient Bones of Hobbits found in Palau | Answers in Genesis
“Thousands” of human bones have been unearthed belonging to “numerous individuals,” some of whom were “of particularly small size.” More hobbits, perhaps?
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Hobbit by Birth or Disease? | Answers in Genesis
Another study about the famous (or is it infamous?) “hobbit,” further stokes the debate: diseased or different?
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“Hobbits” Were True Humans! | Answers in Genesis
The island of Flores, Indonesia, was the discovery site of fossil adult humans just three feet tall with a cranial capacity of about 380 cubic centimeters. Their scientific name is Homo floresiensis. However, they have been nicknamed “hobbits,” after the stars of the Lord of the Rings saga by Tolkien.
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“Hobbit” Dispute Takes Another Turn | Answers in Genesis
Researchers debate about the “hobbit” skeleton discovered earlier this year.
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Ongoing attempts to deny humanity’s special creation | Answers in Genesis
The American TV network CBS—on its premier news program, 60 Minutes—aired a highly speculative segment on the controversial Indonesian fossil find called “Flores Man.”
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Human Origins | Answers in Genesis
Humans have always been interested in our origins: where did we come from, and how did we get here? The Bible soundly answers the question of human origins.
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2.1 The Origin of Man (OB1) | Answers in Genesis
On informatical/theoretical grounds it can be stated that there will never be a phylogenetically based genealogical tree of man.
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2.3 The Origin of the Sexes (OB3) | Answers in Genesis
How is it then possible that such different and complex organs, which fit one another in every morphological and physiological detail, could have evolved suddenly?
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2.6 The Origin of Religions (OB6) | Answers in Genesis
All people have three fundamental types of information at their disposal, given them at creation according to the Bible.
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Does Hugh Ross Believe in Soulless Ancient Humans? | Answers in Genesis
Dr. Hugh Ross accepts the biblical truth that Adam and Eve were the parents of all modern humans, so in his estimation Neanderthals must have been animals.
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Did Human Men Evolve to Take a Punch? | Answers in Genesis
Did five million years of duking it out over females build the modern human male visage?
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Another Variety of Archaic Humans | Answers in Genesis
Genetic evidence found for another variety of “archaic” human.
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The Story of Us | Answers in Genesis
“Mankind the Story of All of Us” likely to be more “story” than “history.”
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Out of . . . Asia? | Answers in Genesis
Evidence of early stone artifacts in Central Asia has once again upset the human evolution cart.
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Traced: Human DNA’s Big Surprise | Answers in Genesis
Creationists are replacing Darwin’s ideas with better explanations for the origin of species. In fact, creationist ideas perform even better than expected.
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Out of Asia | Answers in Genesis
Homo erectus . . . Out of Asia?
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Probability of Humans Uniquely Created | Answers in Genesis
According to one scientist, new research shows that the probability humans were uniquely created is 1 in 106000. How can such a specific figure be wrong?
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Evolutionary Researchers: Human Hand Evolved for Dual Abilities | Answers in Genesis
The human hand had to evolve for both fighting and finesse, say evolutionary researchers.
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Does the James Webb Space Telescope Show the Big Bang Didn’t Happen? | Answers in Genesis
Many scientists know there are big problems with the big bang idea. And the new images from the James Webb Space Telescope haven’t helped those who cling to the big bang.
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When Did Humans First Settle North America? | Answers in Genesis
In a biblical worldview we know that dates thrown around for when humans first settled North America are not correct—so when did Native Americans first arrive?
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A Footprint in Chile—Earliest Evidence of Humans in the Americas? | Answers in Genesis
Researchers in the South American nation of Chile have announced the discovery of a human footprint they’ve dated at 15,600 years. This makes it the oldest evidence of humans in the Americas by over 3,000 years, according to the evolutionary timeline. How should Christians understand finds such as these?
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Were Ancient “Human Cousins” Jewelers? | Answers in Genesis
The Bible clearly teaches all humans descended from Adam and Eve (Genesis 1:27, Genesis 3:20, Acts 17:26), and therefore we’re all related: all one race, the human race. And a new discovery confirms what the Bible taught all along!
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Review NG’s Origins: Episodes 6–8 | Answers in Genesis
Episodes 6–8 of National Geographic’s Origins: The Journey of Humankind focuses on shelter, exploration, and transportation.
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Review NG’s Origins: Episodes 3–5 | Answers in Genesis
We are going to look at the next three episodes of National Geographic’s Origins: The Journey of Humankind, which focused on money, communication, and war.
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Review National Geographic’s Origins: Cheating Death | Answers in Genesis
The second episode of National Geographic’s series Origins: The Journey of Humankind, titled “Cheating Death,” takes a look at the history of medicine.
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Review of National Geographic’s Origins: The Journey of Humankind | Answers in Genesis
The first episode of National Geographic’s series Origins: The Journey of Humankind examines how the discovery and use of fire transformed human history.
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Evolutionists Attempt to Explain Human Generosity | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists have long struggled to explain human generosity. Evolutionary dogma dictates that behavior patterns which “unnecessarily give up resources without return” should die out in favor of behaviors that “retain those resources” for self or family.
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Out of Israel? | Answers in Genesis
Teeth from a supposed 400,000-year-old human found in Israel have presented two major problems for the evolution belief system.
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Wilhelm Schmidt and the Origin of Religion | Answers in Genesis
When studying and comparing religions, numerous modern authors have given explanations as to how the faiths arose. Many have been educated in universities that have accepted evolution as fact.
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Have a Laugh | Answers in Genesis
Apes have been laughing for 10 million years, showing that laughter originated in a common ancestor of apes and humans. Ha!
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No Chinese Puzzle at All | Answers in Genesis
The presence of “early modern” human remains in China pose no real puzzle for creationists to solve.
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Teeth That Could Change Everything | Answers in Genesis
Is Homo sapiens twice as old as was previously believed? Or are evolutionists simply twice as credulous?
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An Evolutionist Claims Humans Descended From the Same Ancestor | Answers in Genesis
We are all descended from the same ancestor about 5,000 years ago—the claim of an evolutionist?
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Energy-Saving Tip: Walk Like a Human | Answers in Genesis
It’s a find so closely connected to human origins that the BBC News version of the story claimed our “[a]ncestors had leg-up to trees.”
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Hollywood on Human Origins | Answers in Genesis
Hollywood sees human origins as a topic that can generate box office revenue in the culture wars of the day.
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Where Man Comes From | Answers in Genesis
In order to determine the region of mankind's origin, a group of researchers, led by Andrea Manica of the University of Cambridge, examined genetic data and took skull measurements from “105 populations around the world.
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Kinds of Man | Answers in Genesis
Researchers have announced in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences the discovery of “34 bone fragments belonging to a single” thought-to-be early modern human in China.
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“The Way We Were: Human Origins Research in Ethiopia” | Answers in Genesis
I attended a lecture with the above title given at Miami University by Dr Tim White, a leading researcher on human evolution from the University of California at Berkeley (California).
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Micro-Primates . . . a Transitional Form or Just Heel-Bone Hype? | Answers in Genesis
In the Book of Genesis, God makes it very clear that man was created special on the sixth day of the Creation Week.
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New Observations on North American Origins | Answers in Genesis
A book America B.C. published in 1975 by Barry Fell, a Harvard marine biologist, is shattering previously held views and presuppositions about North American anthropology and cultural origins.
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Lucy | Answers in Genesis
Was the australopithecine Lucy—most famous of all the supposed human ancestors—really a precursor to modern man, or was she simply an ape?
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Did Lucy Fall to Her Death? | Answers in Genesis
The authors of a study in Nature claim to have solved human history’s oldest cold case: how and why our iconic, supposed ancestor Lucy died.
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Bringing Lucy to Life | Answers in Genesis
Lucy is the poster girl of human evolution, a member of the same family from which modern humans arose. At least, that’s how secular artists present her.
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Lucy—A Look at Evidence Quality for This “Evolutionary Icon” | Answers in Genesis
Is human evolution true just because many well-publicized “experts” keep shouting it’s true?
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A Look at Lucy’s Legacy | Answers in Genesis
Perhaps more than any other fossil, Lucy is presented as “exhibit A” for evolutionists in their attempt to show that humans evolved from an ape-like ancestor.
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Lucy, the Knuckle-Walking “Abomination”? | Answers in Genesis
A blog post critical of the Creation Museum’s “Lucy” exhibit shows reckless and unscientific reasoning.
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Lucy’s Child, “Selam,” from Ethiopia | Answers in Genesis
The morphology of this new fossil discovery and the lack of transitional forms indicate that this fossil discovery has no relevance to human origins.
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Lucy Was Buried First | Answers in Genesis
Before humans left Babel, it appears that apes had already spread over much of the Old World and had diversified.
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Did Lucy Walk Upright? | Answers in Genesis
For over 20 years, Lucy or Australopithecus afarensis has been considered one of our first ‘ancestors’, mainly because it supposedly walked upright.
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Farewell to “Lucy” | Answers in Genesis
The field of paleoanthropology and the evolution of man is more fraught with controversy than probably any other field of evolutionary studies.
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Lucy and Her “Child” Look Like Extinct Apes After All | Answers in Genesis
The field of human origins is a very fast-paced area. Indeed, almost every new hominid fossil that is found causes a reshuffling of the human evolutionary tree.
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Lucy: Did She Walk Like Us? | Answers in Genesis
Lucy is hailed as a missing link in our evolutionary lineage from ape-like ancestors. Did Lucy walk like us or does the evidence show her as a tree-dweller?
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Could Supposed Ape-Woman Lucy “Stand as Erect as Modern Humans”? | Answers in Genesis
“3D Muscle Reconstruction Reveals 3.2 Million-Year-Old ‘Lucy’ Could Stand As Erect as Modern Humans,” popular science headlines declare.
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How to Make Sense of Ape-Men | Answers in Genesis
Researchers have unearthed some intriguing human-like fossils.
Did ape-men once walk on the earth, and should it matter to Christians?
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Interactive Lucy Image | Answers in Genesis
View an interactive 360° image of the Creation Museum’s model of Lucy, based on the fossil evidence of Australopithecus afarensis.
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Lucy Exposed | Answers in Genesis
On its fifth anniversary weekend, the Creation Museum opened a new high-tech exhibit on human origins.
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Laetoli Footprints Revisted | Answers in Genesis
A second look at Laetoli still asks the wrong question.
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A Giant Leap for Lucy | Answers in Genesis
The discovery of a new foot bone for Lucy teaches us a valuable lesson—the less evidence available, the more interpretation is needed to make any conclusions.
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Lucy on the Ground With High Heels | Answers in Genesis
“Lucy,” the name given to partial australopithecine remains found in Ethiopia in 1974, may seem like old news. But new research suggests that “if Lucy were alive today, she could fit in high heels or march for miles without breaking her feet”—evidence, researchers claim, that Lucy was an experienced upright walker.
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Lucy’s Great Grandfather? | Answers in Genesis
An alleged relative of the famous “ape-woman” Lucy has been discovered.
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Meat-Butchering Tools for "Lucy" | Answers in Genesis
Did the friends and family of supposed ape-woman “Lucy” use tools to butcher meat for meals?
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They Love Lucy | Answers in Genesis
Ethiopia “loans” secular U.S. museums its famous native “daughter”—a supposedly 3.2 million-year-old hominid named Lucy.
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Lucy-Worship in Houston | Answers in Genesis
Lucy, the “holy grail” of evolution according to some pundits, has arrived and is now on display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science in Texas.
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More Lucy-Like Fossils Appear in Ethiopia | Answers in Genesis
A new “cache” of fossil remains belonging to what are described as “early human ancestors” has been discovered in the Woranso-Mille area of Ethiopia.
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Lucy Fossil Soon to Visit America | Answers in Genesis
Scientists approve Lucy fossil for travel to the United States.
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“Lucy” isn’t the “Missing Link!” | Answers in Genesis
‘Lucy’ is the popular name given to the famous fossil skeleton found in 1974 in Ethiopia by American anthropologist Donald Johanson.
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Lunatics, Lucy, and a Little Nook for the School Library | Answers in Genesis
The Australian Skeptics have donated copies of Helen Lawrence’s booklet, Making Friends with Fossils: How to Find Your Way Through the Maze of Human Origins, to schools across Australia.
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Evolutionists “Go Ape” Over New Fossils | Answers in Genesis
It’s already being hailed as a “momentous discovery”—the ultimate “missing link” in human evolution.
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“Ape-Woman” Statue Misleads Public: Anatomy Professor | Answers in Genesis
The St Louis zoo in Missouri, USA, has a $17.9 million exhibition majoring on evolution, which includes a statue showing remarkably human–looking feet.
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Neanderthal | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals are often treated as subhuman despite having all the hallmarks of full humanity. Except a few skeletal variances, they were very similar to us.
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The Neandertals: Our Worthy Ancestors, Part II | Answers in Genesis
Today, the majority of paleoanthropologists believe that the Neandertals were a species separate from modern humans. But most paleoanthropologists also believe that there was at least some degree of cross-fertilization between Neandertals and modern humans. These two beliefs seem to represent a contradiction in the species concept in human evolution that requires clarification.
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Radiocarbon Dating: Neanderthals Not as Smart as We Thought | Answers in Genesis
Radiocarbon dating of an archaeological site in France has some researchers claiming that Neanderthals weren’t as smart as we thought. But the evidence can more easily be interpreted as both confirming Neanderthal intelligence and casting doubt on radiocarbon dating methods.
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The Neandertals: Our Worthy Ancestors | Answers in Genesis
One hundred and fifty years have passed since the first Neandertal fossil individual was discovered in 1856 in the Neander Valley in Germany.
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Did Neanderthal Children Grow Faster? | Answers in Genesis
Did Neanderthal children grow up more quickly than the rest of us?
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Putting a New Face on Neanderthals | Answers in Genesis
Aside from certain skeletal characteristics, Neanderthals were probably no different from other humans
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Neandertal Man—the Changing Picture | Answers in Genesis
Despite all the prejudice against including the Neandertals into Homo sapiens, even many evolutionists have become impressed with the evidence for Neandertal’s humanity.
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Making Monkeys out of Men | Answers in Genesis
In an effort to fill the gap between apes and men, certain fossil men have been declared to be “apelike” and, thus, ancestral to at least “modern” man.
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Red-Haired, Fast-Talking Neanderthals | Answers in Genesis
Recent research publications indicate that some Neanderthals may have had red-hair, fair complexions, and the capacity for speech and language.
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Outsmarting Ourselves | Answers in Genesis
Human brains are getting smaller, yet we’re apparently getting smarter. Does that mean dinosaurs with walnut-sized brains could have actually been geniuses?
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Neanderthals: the New Red-Heads | Answers in Genesis
It’s a common caricature in textbooks, movies, and—more true than ever today—TV shows: a brow-ridged, (often) club-carrying Neanderthal, covered in thick, messy red hair.
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Neanderthals: Our Worthy Ancestors | Answers in Genesis
Three lines of evidence demonstrate that the Neanderthals were fully human ancestors of modern humans: the nuclear DNA evidence, fossil evidence that Neanderthals lived in close association and integration with modern humans, and the cultural evidence demonstrates that Neanderthal behavior and thought was fully human.
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Neanderthal Niftiness | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals were no novices when it came to wielding fire, new evidence suggests—evidence that adds to our understanding of Neaderthals as intelligent, modern humans.
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Modern Humans with Neanderthal History | Answers in Genesis
A new genetic study has revealed that many modern humans have Neanderthal ancestry.
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Incorrect Neanderthal Stereotype | Answers in Genesis
The stereotype of Neanderthals is that they were hulking, hairy troglodytes quite different from “refined” modern humans. Now there’s even more evidence of how incorrect that stereotype is.
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Neanderthals Used Rhino Teeth as Tools | Answers in Genesis
Archaeologists have uncovered more evidence that highlights the cognitive abilities of Neanderthals.
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Neanderthals “Didn’t Truly Go Extinct” | Answers in Genesis
One scientist shares that this new study “really highlights that what we think as a separate Neanderthal lineage really was more interconnected with our ancestors.”
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Are Neanderthals “More Sibling Than Cousin”? | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals just represent variation within the human kind . . . exactly what we’d expect starting with God’s Word!
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Did Neanderthals Practice Chemistry? | Answers in Genesis
A new discovery hints that Neanderthals may have practiced chemistry, in addition to a long list of other accomplishments!
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Did Neanderthals “Hybridize” With Modern Humans? | Answers in Genesis
Do you have Neanderthal DNA in you? You might, as, according to one article, many people “living today have a small component of Neanderthal DNA in their genes.”
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Neanderthal Toothpick Discovery Reminds Us God’s Word is True | Answers in Genesis
Scientists discover Neanderthals are “like us” wearing jewelry, playing musical instruments, etc. – probably because they were human as the Bible suggests.
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Neanderthals Fed and Weaned Their Children Just Like Us | Answers in Genesis
New research overturns decades of media propaganda about Neanderthals - instead of being primitive brutes, Neanderthal children acted just like us.
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Clams, Carbs, and Neanderthal Cave Paintings | Answers in Genesis
Humans have always been innovators,
cooks, and artists—a biblical fact
reinforced by every new discovery.
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Neanderthals: Human Cousins or Descendants? | Answers in Genesis
Since this unexpected (in their view) discovery, researchers have been digging to see what marks Neanderthals left in our DNA. And they’ve found that those marks influence (in some people of certain descent) skin shade, immunity, susceptibility to depression, and even whether someone is a night owl or a morning person.
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Neanderthals Used Advanced Hunting Techniques | Answers in Genesis
A new study demonstrates that Neanderthals (once considered to be dull-witted, brutish, ape-like creatures) used “advanced hunting techniques to stalk and kill their prey,” including group ambush, which allowed them to get close to their prey and ensure a kill for the family or village to eat.
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Sailing the Mediterranean? So Easy Even a Caveman Can Do It! | Answers in Genesis
When this human variety (now considered by evolutionists to be a cousin to modern man) was first discovered, they were considered primitive and brutish, hence the insult of calling someone a “Neanderthal.” But nothing could be further from the truth.
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Neanderthals in the News Again | Answers in Genesis
The discovery of a human fossil that is clearly not Neanderthal yet has a Neanderthal-like inner ear has thrown secular anthropologists into confusion.
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Neandertools | Answers in Genesis
Researchers were surprised to discover recently that the Neanderthals of Europe were probably using sophisticated bone tools before other humans moved into the region.
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Researchers Believe Modern Humans Immunity Boost From Neaderthals | Answers in Genesis
Doses of Denisovan and Neanderthal DNA may have provided immunity to many modern humans.
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Neanderthal Neighbors | Answers in Genesis
So, were Neanderthals and “modern humans” neighbors in Russia or not?
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Neanderthal Brains Compared to Chimps' | Answers in Genesis
Talk about insulting: our Neanderthal kin/ancestors, who have already taken years of unfair abuse, are now having their brains compared to chimps’!
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Neanderthal Symphony | Answers in Genesis
In April of last year we heard a Neanderthal voice for the first time. Now it’s time to hear Neanderthal music.
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Neanderthal Tools as Complex as Those of Modern Humans | Answers in Genesis
To our Neanderthal readers: pardon our past arrogance and TV commercials about cavemen—not to mention other incorrect portrayals of you!
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The Caring Neandertal | Answers in Genesis
The more we learn about the Neandertals, the more we are forced to conclude that although they may have looked brutish, they were very caring people.
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Scientists Determining Vocal Qualities of Neanderthals | Answers in Genesis
You’re wandering the ominous halls of a secular natural science museum after hours one night. Walking through the “prehistoric” man displays, the model of a 30,000-year-old Neanderthal behind you opens his mouth and ekes out a ghastly sentence: “Evolution . . . is . . . true!”
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Are Europeans Neandertal? | Answers in Genesis
The London Daily Telegraph reported in August 2006 that “People of European descent may be five percent Neanderthal.”
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Lagar Velho 1 Child Skeleton | Answers in Genesis
When the parents of that four year old boy buried him many years ago, they could not have known how important his remains would be to their descendants.
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Remains Suggest Neanderthal Diet Included Dolphins and Seals | Answers in Genesis
Fine dining for our Neanderthal kin may have consisted of some seafood delicacies—both familiar and unfamiliar to modern tongues.
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Another Branch of the Family | Answers in Genesis
Does the partially complete sequencing of the Neanderthal genome challenge creationists’ view that they were fully human?
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Neandertal Children’s Fossils | Answers in Genesis
In reconstructing fragmented bones of Neandertal children, evolutionists assume that rates of development were equal to or faster than modern children.
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MSNBC/Discovery: “Neanderthals Made Mammoth Jerky” | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals, though so often treated as subhuman, left a growing amount of evidence to remind us of their humanity.
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The First European? | Answers in Genesis
The mock-up represents the “earliest known modern European,” supposedly 35,000 years old—yet he looks just like what creationists would suggest.
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Neanderthals: One of Us | Answers in Genesis
Anthropologist Erik Trinkaus comments that the specimens considered to be the “earliest modern humans” in Europe “have shown obvious Neandertal ancestry.”
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No Stone Unturned | Answers in Genesis
When we think of Neanderthal, many of us still envision a hairy, backward subhuman.
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Neanderthals: Fully Human | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists, like creationists, believe that Neanderthals were fully human, the same species as we are.
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Bringing Neanderthals Back | Answers in Genesis
If we’re bringing back mammoths, should we let Neanderthals join the party? And what would they think of our auto insurance TV commercials?
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Neanderthal Children’s Fossils | Answers in Genesis
Were the faces of Neanderthal children reconstructed accurately? Or, were they reconstructed with evolutionary beliefs in mind?
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DNA Offers a Rendering of Neanderthal Face | Answers in Genesis
She may seem a little rough around the edges, but Wilma, the National Geographic Society’s new Neanderthal re-creation, is fully human.
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Tools Forged by Neanderthals Discoverd at Dig | Answers in Genesis
Numerous tools, thought to have been forged by Neanderthals, have been uncovered in England.
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Neanderthal Teeth Illuminates Botanical Diet | Answers in Genesis
A study of dental plaque has shown that the Neanderthal diet was at least partially botanical, reports National Geographic News.
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Culture Considered Differential Between Humans and Neaderthals | Answers in Genesis
It wasn’t skull differences—or any other biological difference—that ultimately separated “modern” humans and their supposedly different kin the Neanderthals, according to a recent anthropology study.
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Dental Discovery Indicates Travel Among Neanderthals | Answers in Genesis
They may not have traveled in minivans and RVs, but a tooth found in Greece suggests Neanderthals roamed the earth more than was once thought, according to research published in the Journal of Archaeological Science.
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Neandertals ‘Must Have Had Advanced Skills’ | Answers in Genesis
A ‘complex quadrilateral artificial structure’ consisting of specially arranged pieces of stalactite and stalagmite was found in a cave in southern France.
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Armoured Neanderthal | Answers in Genesis
Mr K. Stolyhwo described the discovery of a human skull with classic Neanderthal features. The entire skeleton was in a tomb which also contained iron arrowheads and a suit of chain-mail armour.
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What About the Neandertal DNA? | Answers in Genesis
This article talks about the new neandertal DNA discovery, what it means, and how likely it is to be valid.
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Thumbs up for Neandertals | Answers in Genesis
Old myths about “ape-men” die slowly. Even Neandertals, who for decades have been recognized by even many evolutionists to be fully human, still struggle to shed their image as hairy less-than-human brutes.
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Piltdown Man | Answers in Genesis
Piltdown man, and other paleoanthropological hoaxes and forgeries, call attention to the academic dishonesty that is sometimes pedaled as evolutionary evidence.
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Big Science Hoaxes | Answers in Genesis
To mark April Fools’ Day, National Geographic News summarized some historic—and noteworthy, from our perspective—scientific hoaxes.
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Ancient Humans Are Not All That Ancient | Answers in Genesis
According to researchers at Oxford University, a number of human skeletal remains are not nearly as old as had been previously claimed.
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A Century of Fraud | Answers in Genesis
Later this week, BBC–TV will run a documentary on the Piltdown apeman, ‘the greatest hoax of the 20th century.’
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Piltdown Pals | Answers in Genesis
The Wizard of Sussex and his Piltdown pals: Whodunit?
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Graphic Fraud | Answers in Genesis
The February 2007 issue of National Geographic recapitulated Ernest Haeckel’s mistaken belief that human embryos retrace their evolutionary ancestry.
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Upper Paleolithic Blues | Answers in Genesis
The evolutionary history of modern humans could be in for a bumpy ride following revelations that a German anthropologist, Professor Reiner Protsch von Zieten, falsified dates of human remains.
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The Piltdown Man Fraud | Answers in Genesis
“Britain’s Greatest Hoax” is the title of the Timewatch investigation of the Piltdown Man fraud, shown on BBC2 television recently.
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‘Nebraska Man’ Revisited | Answers in Genesis
More about ‘Nebraska man’—that now-discarded pig’s tooth that was reconstructed by some to look as though it came from a primitive evolutionary ‘ape-man’.
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News on the Piltdown Hoax | Answers in Genesis
An article in Nature magazine titled “New Light on the Piltdown Hoax?” claims to have fresh circumstantial evidences as to the perpetrator of the fraud.
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Shocking Study: Human Babies Have Always Been Human Babies | Answers in Genesis
In an effort to discover when our larger brains supposedly evolved, a study looked at ape and human skulls to see if ancient human infants were as helpless as today’s.
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Do New Homo and Australopithecus Species Change the Evolutionary Tree (Again)? | Answers in Genesis
New Homo and Australopithecus species have been discovered. And this find is forcing evolutionists to, once again, rewrite their ideas about human and ape evolution.
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Is “Dragon Man” What Our Denisovan Relatives Looked Like? | Answers in Genesis
Denisovans were once known only from a few fossils with no idea of their appearance—until now.
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Ancient Humans Keep Showing “Modern Human Behavior” | Answers in Genesis
A new study on the horse-hunting habits of supposed “ancient man” has revealed that, yet again, our supposed ancient ancestors were intelligent like us today!
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Scientists Hit on the Truth . . . but for the Wrong Reasons! | Answers in Genesis
This is certainly an eye-catching headline, “Archaic Humans Might Actually Be The Same Species as Us, Study Suggests.”
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Did Two “Human Species” Leave Footprints in Kenya? | Answers in Genesis
Do fossil footprints on a lakeshore in Kenya prove that “two ancient human species” coexisted?
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Making the Leap from Ape to Adam | Answers in Genesis
If you just connect all the dots, isn’t it easy to see how the first humans could evolve from a shared ancestor with the apes?
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Close, But Not Close Enough—Fingerprints | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists claim that this similarity, or homology, between humans and primates is evidence of
common ancestry. But closer study verifies fundamental differences that point to a common Designer.
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Where Did Homo sapiens Go After Leaving Africa? | Answers in Genesis
A recent news article postulated where humans first went after leaving Africa (supposedly) 60,000 to 70,000 years ago.
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Evidence of Intelligence | Answers in Genesis
Archaeologists regularly uncover evidence of early man’s brilliance, confirming that cavemen were smart enough to build fires, design intricate structures, and cook complex cuisine.
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Mankind: An Invasive Ape? | Answers in Genesis
What is man? How you answer that question immediately exposes your worldview and the foundation on which that worldview rests.
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Ötzi the Iceman’s DNA Reveals “Surprises” | Answers in Genesis
Ötzi the Iceman is believed to be the oldest intact human body ever found.
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Human Skull “Unlike Any Human Seen Before” Discovered in China? | Answers in Genesis
Does the human family tree “need another branch”? That’s the claim being made by the popular science media.
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Did Homo Naledi Create Art and Start Fires? | Answers in Genesis
Homo naledi is back in the news again, this time with scientists claiming these creatures created carvings and started fires in their cave.
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Do All Human Bodies Host “5 Traces of Ancient Species”? | Answers in Genesis
A recent article highlighting homology claims every person today has five traces of ancient species in their bodies today.
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Questions Christians Need to Ask Before Using Brain-Computer Interfaces | Answers in Genesis
BCIs could help reverse devastating medical conditions but could also change what it means to be human.
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Is Sahelanthropus Our Bipedal Ancestor? | Answers in Genesis
Did bipedality originate seven million years ago? Is S. tchadensis the first bipedal human ancestor? Is Sahelanthropus closer to a chimp or a human?
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Yelp to Flag Pregnancy Care Centers | Answers in Genesis
Yelp announced it is adding a feature to listings of pregnancy care centers: flags that say this center “may not have licensed medical professionals onsite.”
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Is Evolution a “March of Progress” Culminating with Mankind? | Answers in Genesis
The well-known apes-to-man illustration is used to show the supposed evolutionary transition from ape-like to modern man. But is this “march of progress” accurate?
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Are Humans Evolving Through Caesarean Sections? | Answers in Genesis
A study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that the modern practice of Caesarean section is rapidly altering human evolution.
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Quadrupedal People Do Not Walk Like Chimpanzees | Answers in Genesis
Uner Tan syndrome does not harbor the evolutionary “how” of human bipedality.
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Evolution Goes On? | Answers in Genesis
Darwinists are quick to insist that humans evolved. But do they think we’re still evolving?
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Mouse Memory Enhanced By “Language Gene” | Answers in Genesis
With mice and men, practice makes perfect, but a mouse with a man’s FOXp2 gene achieves perfection faster.
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Cavemen . . . Really? | Answers in Genesis
When we cut away the laugh track and the bumbling ways, we’re left with something of an enigmatic figure—a being without a settled place in our understanding of history. Perhaps, in fact, it’s our discomfort with not knowing what to do with cavemen that makes us laugh. So just who were they?
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Ancient Man: Were People Originally Dumb Brutes or Brilliant? | Answers in Genesis
Our society believes we're reaching the height of human intelligence. If we accept this evolutionary view, what do we do with the biblical account?
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If We Resemble Apes, Does That Mean We Evolved from Apes? | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists insist that the underlying similarity of all animals, including man, is compelling evidence for their evolution from a common ancestor.
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Does Human Evolutionary History Hang on a Sugar Tree? | Answers in Genesis
Scientists report the biochemical footprint of a particular sugar polymer—a type that modern humans cannot make—has been found in an ancient African fossil.
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Is Your Allergy-Prone Immune System the Result of Neanderthal Influence? | Answers in Genesis
Three of the genes that control our immune system's first line of defense (and our allergies) bear a significant footprint from Neanderthals.
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Hobbits of Flores Were an Archaic Human Variety, Studies Suggest | Answers in Genesis
Could hobbits be a dwarfed variety of Homo erectus, an archaic human whose presence in Southeast Asia, specifically Flores, has been demonstrated?
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Is the Ledi Jaw the Missing Link in Human Evolution? | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists say the oldest human fossil, the Ledi jaw (LD 350-1), shows humans had evolved from ancestors like Lucy in East Africa 2.8 million years ago.
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Are Humans and Chimps Related? | Answers in Genesis
It is one of the most-asked questions we now receive at Answers in Genesis: If human and chimp DNA are so similar, does this show a common ancestor?
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Ötzi the Iceman: A Biblical Perspective | Answers in Genesis
The discovery of an ancient man entombed in the Alps’ ice was one of the greatest finds of the last century.
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Did Our Ancestors Evolve Into Humans Feet First? | Answers in Genesis
Belief that bipedal locomotion was the key to human evolution gets flipped on its hands.
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FOXP2 and the Non-Evolution of Human Language | Answers in Genesis
Even though FOXP2 has a similar sequence and a similar function in other organisms, it serves a unique role in the context of a human being to facilitate language.
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Smithsonian Exhibition—Deception and Atheism | Answers in Genesis
The purpose of this exhibit on the origin of man is not only to indoctrinate children and adults in evolution, but also atheism!
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The Evolution of Childbirth? | Answers in Genesis
Sara Sklaroff’s “The Evolution of Childbirth—A Horror Story” reflects the secular worldview that says evolution “designed” the supposedly inferior process of human birth.
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Truth or Consequences? | Answers in Genesis
This is not a “top ten” list prepared for a late-night comedian or a TV game show.
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The Evolutionary Problem with Grandmothers | Answers in Genesis
In an evolutionary worldview, human grandmothers are a bit of a puzzle. Why would evolution favor human grandmothers? Our lifespan should have evolved to be shorter, especially for women since, unlike men, there is a defined ending to their ability to reproduce. That is the evolutionary problem with grandmothers.
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Dragon Man, the Newest Human “Cousin”? | Answers in Genesis
Dragon Man is a post-Babel human, perhaps of the Denisovan people group, or perhaps a result of intermarriage between post-Babel Denisovans and Neanderthals. We know that he was human, was created in God’s image (Genesis 1:28), and is not some evolutionary sidebar to modern humans.
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Schlitzie the “Missing Link” & Early Darwinian Sideshows | Answers in Genesis
A chapter in the sad history of early Darwinian propaganda: the microcephalic Schlitze was paraded in circuses as a “missing link” in the early 20th century.
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Ape-Men, Adam, and the Gospel | Answers in Genesis
How many times have you seen pictures showing a sequence of monkey-to-ape-to-man evolution? Although creationists and evolutionists look at the very same fossil evidence and genetic evidence, they interpret that evidence very differently because of different starting assumptions.
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Human Ingenuity: Outsmarting Evolutionary Misconceptions | Answers in Genesis
When we start with God’s Word, however, we know that humans are not necessarily getting smarter as time goes on. Adam and Eve were created in God’s image (Genesis 1:27), and originally we had perfect brains and intelligence (Genesis 1:31; Deuteronomy 32:4).
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On the (Evolutionary) Road to Morocco? | Answers in Genesis
Fossils of Homo sapiens found in a cave in Morocco are clearly human, not “ape-men.” But are they really 315,000 years old?
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Are There Transhumans in Our Future? | Answers in Genesis
Transhumanism is the belief or theory that the human race can evolve beyond its current limitations. Is there any reason to fear advances in humans?
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Cranial Capacity and Endocranial Casts | Answers in Genesis
Man has always prided himself on his intellectual capabilities and has often pondered to explain the reason why he alone is able, unlike the rest of the animal kingdom, to contemplate and communicate.
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Of Course “Cave” People Could Create Art by Firelight | Answers in Genesis
A recent article mentions that fifty stones were found in France with carvings on them, which were manufactured by firelight and likely made by Magdalenian people.
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Did Our Brains Evolve Slower Than Society? | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists advance a creative explanation for why humans developed complex technology later than when they say modern humans (and their brains) evolved.
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Study: Neanderthals Made String | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals apparently made string suggesting they were as smart as modern humans—something biblical creationists have been saying all along.
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Human Evolution Re-Written Yet Again | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists re-imagine the fossils Homo erectus, Paranthropus, and Australopithecus again as new research is compiled by CNN.com.
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Ground Stone: A Key to Human Evolution? | Answers in Genesis
A ground stone tool allowed “paleolithic” humans to make flour. Such “early” human plant-eating is surprising to evolutionists, but aligns with biblical history.
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Human Fingers Evolved from Fish? | Answers in Genesis
New study suggest human fingers evolved from a 380-milllion year old fish. Secular researchers don’t disclose evolutionary assumptions or dating problems.
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Study: Neanderthals Could Swim and Dive | Answers in Genesis
A new study confirms ancient Neanderthals collected seashells, created tools from them, and otherwise acted like humans – because they were.
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Apes and Humans—Our Saliva Is Different | Answers in Genesis
A recent study shows human saliva is different from that of chimpanzees, gorillas, and macaques—not surprising results from a biblical perspective.
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Missing Link? Scientists Claim Newly Discovered Fossil Ape Was Bipedal | Answers in Genesis
A recent study trumpeted the discovery of a supposedly 11.6-million-year-old ape from what is now Germany. Danuvius guggenmosi supposedly had “long arms suited to hanging in trees, [and] features of its legs and spine suggest it might also have been able to move around on its hind feet.” Did they find a missing link?
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Humans Aren’t Going to Evolve Again | Answers in Genesis
The website The Conversation—which boasts supposed “academic rigor”—recently hosted an article, in a series designed for children, to answer a reader-submitted question, “Are humans going to evolve again?” But this article showed anything but “academic rigor.”
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New Human Species Discovered in the Philippines? | Answers in Genesis
Headlines trumpeted the news last week, “New species of early human found in the Philippines.” This “new species,” based on a collection of fossils found in on the island of Luzon, has been named Homo luzonensis and has been dated to about 67,000–50,000 years. How should we as biblical creationists understand this find?
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Did a “Taste for Fat” Make Us Human? | Answers in Genesis
It’s long been an evolutionary puzzle as to how early humans got the bigger brains they needed to evolve into modern humans? Well, a new study proposes maybe it was a taste for fat that did it—and that’s why we still crave fat today.
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Could the Inca People Write? | Answers in Genesis
It’s long been believed the great Inca civilization never left behind any written records. But what if that’s just because we couldn’t recognize their writing? A fascinating new study reveals the Incas did leave a written history behind—we just didn’t recognize it.
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Did Neanderthals Live Violent Lives? | Answers in Genesis
Neanderthals have long been considered our evolutionary cousins and are usually portrayed as brutish and uncivilized as shown in some kids’ TV programs. But this view has consistently been shown to be wrong. We now know Neanderthals wore jewelry and makeup, made instruments and tools, and more.
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Were Ancient Girl’s Parents from Two Different Species? | Answers in Genesis
The scientific community has been buzzing with the recent news that a small bone fragment recovered from a cave in Siberia is the remains of a 13-year-old girl whose parents belonged to what they call two different human species, Neanderthals and Denisovans.
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Did the Altruistic "Snuggle for Survival" Help Humans Evolve? | Answers in Genesis
From the first cells to humans, the evolution of life has been a “snuggle for survival,” says Harvard professor Martin Nowak.
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Tie of Human Pregnancy to Bipedality Becomes Extinct | Answers in Genesis
Convenient evolutionary answer tying human pregnancy to bipedality becomes extinct.
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Alarming Trend in Evolution! | Answers in Genesis
If you ask an evolutionist what the future holds for mankind, you will get a variety of answers.
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Unbecoming of Humans | Answers in Genesis
PBS TV in America is proclaiming that due to “an explosion of recent discoveries [that shed] light on . . . our hominid relatives,” it’s time to broadcast another documentary on human evolution.
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The Human Fossils Still Speak! | Answers in Genesis
The human fossil record is completely compatible with special creation. In contrast, the human fossil evidence is so contrary to evolution that it effectively falsifies the idea that humans evolved.
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Complexity of Nazca Lines Defies Evolutionary Assumptions | Answers in Genesis
If you’ve heard of these geoglyphs, you know they’re quite the mystery to archaeologists and most other experts. Discovered by accident from an airplane in 1927, their purpose remains a conundrum.
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Cultural Evolution of Counting Overturned | Answers in Genesis
A new look at the counting systems of some Pacific islanders is overturning previously held views on the “cultural evolution” of counting.
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Kin Confusion | Answers in Genesis
For all the years of proclaiming chimpanzees as our closest living evolutionary cousins, some evolutionists think we may actually be more closely related to orangutans.
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Are You Evolving? | Answers in Genesis
Many humans believe evolution does indeed happen. Is it happening to them as well?
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Ways We Could Evolve | Answers in Genesis
Slow science news week? Try some science fiction instead.
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Human Jawbone Found: Doesn’t Fit Evolutionary Steps | Answers in Genesis
Experts in the ever-changing topic of human evolution thought they had most of it figured out—when our ancestors left Africa, the major evolutionary steps since then, etc. But a human jawbone discovered in China just doesn’t fit.
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Are Tibetans the Most Evolved Humans? | Answers in Genesis
Are Tibetans the most evolved humans? Just what does that mean?
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Similarities Between Humans and Plants Result of Evolution? | Answers in Genesis
Creationists argue that similarities between humans and apes aren’t due to evolution. What about similarities between humans and plants?
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Instantaneous Evolution | Answers in Genesis
Early humans weren’t very good at swinging from trees. But if you think that has evolutionists doubting human evolution, think again.
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Mutant Humans | Answers in Genesis
The idea of human evolution may be a thing of the past
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Human Ancestors Had Flexible Feet | Answers in Genesis
The flip-flops of the past weren’t footwear, but rather feet. That’s 99 percent evolutionary spin and 1 percent imagination.
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The Evolution of the Eyebrow? | Answers in Genesis
The fossil record shows a great deal of diversity among post-Flood humans (scientists haven’t found any pre-Flood humans as of yet). Some of this diversity is shown in skull shape. Many ancient humans had much thicker brow ridges than we do today.
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Did We “Inherit Our Dark Evil Side” from Chimps? | Answers in Genesis
An article appeared recently in the Mirror, a UK news site, featuring an interview with Jane Goodall, the famous evolutionary primatologist who studied chimpanzees in Tanzania. She shares that she originally thought chimps were nice, only to later learn they can “rip your face off.”
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Tooling Around Ancient Africa | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionary researchers say they
have uncovered the world’s oldest archaeological
find: stone tools found in Kenya.
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Stooping Low for Evolution | Answers in Genesis
It was all over the world's media, including a BBC-TV documentary-family members in Turkey who walk hunched over, using their hands as well as their feet.
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How Long Have Aborigines Lived in Australia? | Answers in Genesis
Examination of the question of how long have Aborigines been in Australia.
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Geneticist Says Human Evolution Has Ended | Answers in Genesis
That’s one small step for a man, one giant falling-flat-on-its-face step for mankind’s evolution.
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National Geographic and the Stone Age Swindle? | Answers in Genesis
The latest in a series of swindles concerning the evolution of man has recently been exposed by the European press.
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Sarcasm Now Considered as an Evolutionary Survival Skill | Answers in Genesis
We at Answers in Genesis think evolutionary theory is just about the greatest thing since sliced bread. And so is sarcasm! Well, at least it gives us a little license to “pour it on” a bit, at least in this piece.
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Chimps as Smart as Preschoolers? | Answers in Genesis
The Associated Press (AP) reported on January 6 that a chimpanzee “performed about as well as an average (Japanese) preschool child" on similar numerical tests.
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Age of Aboriginal Art Disputed | Answers in Genesis
This article talks about the proclaimed 'ancient' aboriginal art and how the date has recently been revised down.
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Few Clues to Human Evolution | Answers in Genesis
A recent TIME magazine review article1 and others have highlighted the confusion reigning in the field of 'human evolution'.
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Caution Necessary when Discussing “Human Evolution” | Answers in Genesis
The whole question of so-called “human evolution” is really an embarrassment to the informed evolutionist, as evidenced by their usual marked unwillingness to debate this issue.
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Animal Behavior | Answers in Genesis
Evolution fails to explain the origin of diverse and complex animal behaviors including instinct, intelligence, migration, diet, and communication.
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Vampires of the Animal Kingdom | Answers in Genesis
Here are five creepy, real-life creatures that drink blood. Did God create them as “good”?
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Animal Intelligence Topic | Answers in Genesis
Many animals, such as chimps, dolphins, and crows, are remarkably smart. These cleverly designed creatures clearly display the intelligence of their Creator.
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Animal Intelligence | Answers in Genesis
Several news stories this week examine aspects of various animals’ surprising levels of intelligence.
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Elephant Intelligence | Answers in Genesis
In previous editions of News to Note, we’ve frequently reported on the high intelligence of crows. Now, it’s elephants’ turn again.
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Gorillas and Tools? | Answers in Genesis
The BBC News and other media outlets have been circulating an Associated Press article that states that gorillas in the wild have been observed using tools.
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Are Animals as Smart as Some Say? | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists who claim humans evolved from ape-like ancestors assume language and bigger, better brains gradually evolved, making humans just a higher animal.
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Crows May Outsmart Chimpanzees and Dolphins | Answers in Genesis
If there were an animal version of the popular trivia program Jeopardy!, it might pit a chimpanzee against a dolphin against a crow. The surprising thing is, the crow might win!
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Clear Intelligence | Answers in Genesis
By evolutionary standards, chimps are supposed to be our closest living relative, but when it comes to understanding humans, they don’t hold a bone to man’s best friend.
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Crows’ Intelligence | Answers in Genesis
Crows’ remarkable intelligence has been one of our favorite topics over the years (our last update came in April). Here’s the latest.
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Bird Brains | Answers in Genesis
If someone calls you a bird brain, it may not be completely wrong to respond, “that’s right!”
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Octopus Intelligence | Answers in Genesis
It’s an amazing animal known for its intelligence and, now, for its tool-use: the chimpanzee? The dolphin? The crow? Not quite.
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Crow the Builder | Answers in Genesis
They’re the incredibly intelligent, tool-wielding animals we’ve covered frequently in the past. No, not chimps; we’re talking about crows once again.
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Genius Fish | Answers in Genesis
Chimpanzees, dolphins, crows: out o’ the way! There’s a new “genius animal” in the spotlight.
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Bird Brains VI | Answers in Genesis
In yet another study, scientists have revealed the intelligence and sophisticated tool-use abilities of crows.
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Chicks Can Do Math | Answers in Genesis
We had to check to make sure it wasn’t an April Fools’ prank, but yes, it seems baby birds can do simple math!
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Elephants and Their Surprising Math Skills | Answers in Genesis
Move over (again), chimpanzees: it’s not only you in the animal kingdom that has calculable intelligence.
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Apes Show Signs of Mentally Planning Ahead | Answers in Genesis
Chimps and orangutans are capable of sophisticated “mental time travel,” reports LiveScience on research at Lund University in Sweden.
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Monkey See, Monkey Remember | Answers in Genesis
Based on test results published in Current Biology, chimpanzees have “an extraordinary photographic memory that is far superior to ours.” The tests were devised by Japanese scientists and pitted university students against three pairs of mother-and-child chimps.
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Crows and Their Tools | Answers in Genesis
BBC News reports on a University of Auckland study that highlights the tool-adapting and tool-using ability of New Caledonian crows.
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Rats: Thinking About Failing | Answers in Genesis
This week, a new animal joins our showcase of “underestimated animal geniuses”: the humble lab rat.
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Bird-Brain Matches Chimps | Answers in Genesis
It turns out that there is at least one parrot that can rival chimps in creative language use and complexity of reasoning.
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Birdbrains? | Answers in Genesis
David Attenborough's acclaimed television series, The Life of Birds, provided many examples of remarkable features and behaviours in birds. These provide reasons to doubt evolutionary philosophy.
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Animal Migration | Answers in Genesis
After animals came off the Ark following the Flood and spread across the earth, they established complex migratory patterns that continue to puzzle scientists.
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Journey Home—Astonishing Animal Migrations | Answers in Genesis
The Creator equipped numerous animals, large and small, with astonishing tools to find their way as they migrate around the world.
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The Magnificent Migrating Monarch | Answers in Genesis
This tiny, yet beautiful, insect can perform a migration flight of thousands of kilometres, navigating unerringly to reach a place it has never seen.
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How Did Animals Spread All Over from Where the Ark Landed? | Answers in Genesis
The worldwide distribution of animals, say critics, proves that there could never have been a global Flood or an Ark. Paul Taylor refutes this claim.
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Birds’ Flawless Flight Plan | Answers in Genesis
Twice each year, the sky is filled with birds seeking new grounds for feeding and nesting.
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Oceanic Dispersal Rafted Worm Lizards Around the World | Answers in Genesis
After the Flood, how did worm lizards spread around the world? Fossil evidence supports an idea long held by many Bible-believing scientists.
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Mysterious Madagascar | Answers in Genesis
At least 75% of the species living on Madagascar are found nowhere else on earth.
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Moths Navigating by the Stars? | Answers in Genesis
Fantastic as it seems, navigation by the stars is likely to be the case for some moths and other creatures.
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How Did the Platypus Get ‘Down Under’? | Answers in Genesis
Many have tried to lampoon God’s sober account of Noah’s world-wide Flood by asking how platypuses could travel from Mount Ararat to Australia.
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What Animals Eat | Answers in Genesis
The herbivorous diets of many traditionally carnivorous animals provide a glimpse into the original creation when all animals were vegetarians.
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4.3 Animal Nourishment (OB15) | Answers in Genesis
On the sixth creation day God determined what man and beast should eat.
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Creation’s Original Diet and the Changes at the Fall | Answers in Genesis
One must, in humble obedience, simply believe God at His word. God, through His Word, clearly shows that the original, created creatures were to eat only plants.
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Giant Panda’s Vegetarian Plight: An Evolutionary Dilemma? | Answers in Genesis
The giant panda’s adaptations for its specialized herbivorous diet may have fit it for its environment through the ordinary processes of natural selection.
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Diet of Snake Frozen in Time | Answers in Genesis
The location of a snake found “frozen in time” reveals a component of its diet: newly hatched dinosaurs.
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Vegetarian Ants | Answers in Genesis
Most ants are carnivorous, yet some are herbivorous. But how do the herbivorous species get the nutrients they need?
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No Taste for Meat? | Answers in Genesis
A lion that wouldn’t eat meat? What does this tell us about the pre-Fall world?
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Smarter Than You Think | Answers in Genesis
Astonishing examples of high intelligence in “lower” animals point to an all-knowing Creator.
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A Biblical Approach to Human-Wildlife Conflict | Answers in Genesis
From killing one another to simply being a nuisance, our world is full of conflict between humans and animals. What is the cause of this, and how should Christians respond?
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Do Pigeons Navigate with Their Livers? | Answers in Genesis
Scientists think they may have figured out part of what helps one bird, the pigeon, navigate: its liver.
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Puzzle of Horse Whinny Solved | Answers in Genesis
According to a new study, researchers now know how horses make their distinctive whinny.
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The Dark Side of Nature | Answers in Genesis
Nature isn’t all peace and beauty. But even the dark side of creation can tell us something about God’s grace.
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Does Kissing Date Back 21 Million Years? | Answers in Genesis
How old is the oldest kiss? Well, the answer to that depends on your starting point!
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Does New Evidence Show Chimpanzees Are “Engineers”? | Answers in Genesis
A new study claims chimpanzees have “folk physics” and use “rudimentary engineering” as they use sticks to pull termites out of mounds.
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Wolves Observed Feeding on . . . Nectar? | Answers in Genesis
The Ethiopian wolf has been newly documented with a surprising behavior: feeding on nectar from red hot poker flowers.
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How Did Dingoes Get to Australia from Ararat? | Answers in Genesis
Dingoes, Australia’s native wild dogs, were the subject of a recent genetic study comparing “ancient” DNA with the modern genome of the species.
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New Discovery: Baby Birds Learn Their Songs Before Hatching | Answers in Genesis
What might seem commonplace since we’re so used to hearing birds sing, is actually very complex—and a new study just revealed yet another layer of complexity.
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Speak! | Answers in Genesis
As we listen in on animal communication, it seems clear that animals have their own form of language. How does this knowledge affect our responsibility to steward God’s creatures?
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Dads on Duty | Answers in Genesis
While some animal fathers were created to simply pass on their DNA and then stay away, God created others to go above and beyond to protect and provide.
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The History of Domestication—Taming the Tale | Answers in Genesis
It took human intervention to transform wild beasts into domestic farm animals and household pets. So when did this transformation happen?
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Slow-Moving Animal Dispersion After the Flood | Answers in Genesis
How land bridges, rafts, swimming, and other means can account for the dispersion of slower moving animals from the “mountains of Ararat” after the flood.
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Why Are Australian Animals So Unique, and How Did They Get There? | Answers in Genesis
Noah’s ark and how unique animals like the kangaroo, platypus, and emu came to reside in Australia (and nowhere else) from a global flood perspective
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Regeneration: Worth an Arm and a Leg | Answers in Genesis
Evolution can’t account for
an animal’s ability to regrow
limbs or heal its body. But
regeneration like this points
to an all-wise Creator.
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The Great Escape | Answers in Genesis
These animal escape artists know how to get away in style.
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Is Sexual Selection the Origin of Beauty? | Answers in Genesis
Sexual selection is the process by which the traits that affect mate choice shape the genetics of the species.
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The Right Tool for the Job | Answers in Genesis
Scientists
are constantly finding new ways that
animals use tools.
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Battle of the Sexes or Designed Lizard Niches? | Answers in Genesis
Researchers found that sexual size dimorphism may be limiting South American lizards’ speciation. Males and females of the same species may be filling ecological niches usually filled by separate species. Is this an example of evolution in action or a designed adaptive feature input into the lizard kind’s genome?
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The Miracle of Flight | Answers in Genesis
Despite all our advances with human flight, we don’t come close to matching the wonder of birds and their feathered flight.
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The Intricacies of Flight in the Natural World | Answers in Genesis
Richard Dawkins sought to justify an idea of gradually producing flight, but showed little understanding of the engineering principles involved in aerodynamics.
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Have Evolutionists Found the Root of REM Sleep? | Answers in Genesis
Does the discovery that sleeping dragons as well as mammals and birds experience REM sleep support the evolutionary story of their common ancestry with humans?
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Colugos—Soaring Above Expectations | Answers in Genesis
The colugo glides like no other mammal on earth and proves that our ingenious Creator knows how to surprise us.
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Jungle Doctors | Answers in Genesis
Many of God’s creatures find their own herbal remedies … without a doctor’s help! They know where to look for medicine all around them.
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Dying to Live Another Day | Answers in Genesis
God gave certain creatures an amazing ability to shut down their bodies—in suspended animation—until circumstances get better.
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Interspecific Adoption: Can Evolution Explain Altruism in Animals? | Answers in Genesis
Evolutionists have serious problems with interspecific animal adoptions, something many of them recognize. Creationists are in a much better position when it comes to discussing animal adoptions. While this cannot be argued dogmatically, incredible adoptions could point back to the original design.
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Super-Sized Teamwork | Answers in Genesis
Elephants’ ability to intentionally cooperate has boosted them into an “elite group” of animals, BBC News reports.
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Mourning Chimpanzees | Answers in Genesis
Last May we covered research that suggested chimpanzees “provide special attention to loved ones before they die and grieve afterward,” which unsurprisingly prompted comparisons to human behavior
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Animals' "Right to Privacy" | Answers in Genesis
Do animals have a “right to privacy”? Or are such “animal-hugger” claims the logical consequence of evolutionary views only?
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Chimp Stones Zoo Visitors | Answers in Genesis
The almost humorous—yet sad—story of a frustrated chimp throwing stones at zoo visitors could come straight out of a children’s story.
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Crocodiles and Humans Coexisting in African Village | Answers in Genesis
It may not be dinosaurs living side-by-side with humans, but it’s close!
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Cattle Align Bodies North to South With Compass Quality | Answers in Genesis
Out for a vigorous hike and lose your way? No need to reach for that compass; just be on the lookout for deer or cattle instead.
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Reciprocal Rodents: the Giving Rats | Answers in Genesis
Charitable rats are making headlines after a study published in PLoS Biology proffers evidence that “rats who received help in the past were more likely to help another unknown partner.”
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Selflessness in Apes | Answers in Genesis
An experiment conducted in the Ngamba Island Chimpanzee Sanctuary in Uganda has provided possible support for chimp altruism.
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Living Like Animals | Answers in Genesis
… the average young Australian, who believes what he is taught, believes the evolutionary dogma that he is only an animal who arrived by chance, lives by his wits, survives to breed and will die …
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A Wonderfully Bizarre Bird | Answers in Genesis
The drought had been rather severe that summer, and the normally moist woodland was dry and parched. Suddenly, out of the brush, a chunky bird was frantically searching the soil for earthworms.
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Angels and Demons | Answers in Genesis
Mystery, superstition, and intrigue surround the topic of angels and demons. The Bible, however, dispels these shadows and myths with clear truth.
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Are Demons Active Today? | Answers in Genesis
Many incidents of demon possession are recorded in the New Testament. Why isn’t this happening today? Or is it?
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Satanism | Answers in Genesis
What should we know about people who worship Satan?
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Demons on a Leash | Answers in Genesis
Demons are alive and active today, but we can rest in the reality of our Father's gracious and powerful control.
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Do You Believe in Ghosts? | Answers in Genesis
What do you think about ghosts? If we look to the Scriptures, we find solid answers, even on this murky subject.
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Satan | Answers in Genesis
Who is Satan? When were he and the demons created, and when did they fall? What about the origin of evil? Was it Satan who tempted mankind?
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The Serpent: Answering Six Questions About Genesis 3 | Answers in Genesis
Who is the serpent in Genesis 3, how did he tempt Eve, and did he originally have legs?
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Who Was the Serpent? | Answers in Genesis
Although Genesis does not mention the name “Satan” as controlling the serpent in the Garden of Eden, we can ascertain who this serpent was.
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Satan: His Past, His Present, and His Future | Answers in Genesis
There are many ideas about Satan from history, other religions, and culture, so it’s important that we start with a biblical foundation.
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Lucifer and Sin | Answers in Genesis
Do verses in Ezekiel and Isaiah referring to earthly kings or Satan’s fall? Troy Lacey revisits his argument on the first sin.
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Feedback: Should We Pray for Satan? | Answers in Genesis
We are told to pray for our enemies. Does that mean we should also pray for Satan? Troy Lacey, AiG–U.S., explains.
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The Devil Is in the Details . . . or Is He? | Answers in Genesis
An overview of the biblical evidence and a review of common beliefs about the devil: Separating truth from speculation about Satan
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Revisionist History: Satan’s Original Trick | Answers in Genesis
As our culture actively suppresses historical memories, they are acting out the devil’s original trick to revise history.
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The Reality of Spiritual Warfare in the Home | Answers in Genesis
Numerous born-again Christians have little or no knowledge of the spiritual warfare that takes place all around us.
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Blogs | Answers in Genesis
Read blog posts from our speakers, the Ark Encounter and the Creation Museum, and others.
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What Makes Someone a Christian? | Answers in Genesis
Does claiming you’re a Christian on a survey, or even making public statements about being a Christian, mean that you are a Christian? What exactly is a Christian?
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Was T. rex Feathered? | Answers in Genesis
The mighty Tyrannosaurus rex is increasingly being depicted covered in feathers and fuzz. But what did T. rex look like based on the actual fossil evidence?
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My Wife Wrote a Book! | Answers in Genesis
Home Fires is Mally Ham’s story, starting from her childhood and tracing the growth of the AiG ministry from her perspective.
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What’s It Like to Be Mally Ham? | Answers in Genesis
You have an opportunity to go “behind the scenes” and glean from the wisdom, experience, and dedication of my wife, Mally Ham, through her new book, Home Fires.
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Your School Choice Matters | Answers in Genesis
Regardless of the method you’re using for education, have you thought about why you’re making that decision and if it’s the best decision for discipling your child?
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The Most Important Graduation Ceremonies | Answers in Genesis
May is graduation month for many students. As I was thinking about this, it brought to mind two of what we could call “graduation ceremonies” that are the most important for us to participate in.
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Over 300 Deaf Guests Impacted | Answers in Genesis
Our 2026 Deaf Days theme was Identity—a vital topic in today’s culture and the perfect tie-in to our brand-new Radiance exhibit at the Creation Museum.
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Are Children Just a Commodity? | Answers in Genesis
According to God’s Word, children are a gift from God to their parents. This means they are not a commodity to be acquired by any means necessary by anyone.
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Job’s Valentine | Answers in Genesis
February 14 is Valentine’s Day, and I challenge you, men, to treat your valentine like Job treated his.
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We’re Hiring for the Spring Season | Answers in Genesis
As our busy season ramps up, we need additional staffing to accommodate our guests. And we’d love to have you come and join us with a spring seasonal position.
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Why Does Earth Have Glaciers? | Answers in Genesis
If you’ve never seen a glacier, you’re missing out. They really are magnificent, and pictures can never quite capture their enormity or the wonder they evoke.
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We’re Hiring for Spring | Answers in Genesis
We’re hiring for a variety of seasonal positions, including admissions, culinary, guest services, housekeeping, and retail at the Creation Museum and Ark Encounter.
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What Is That Square on Mars? | Answers in Genesis
“What is that square on Mars?” This question has the internet buzzing as pictures of a mysterious square shape have come back from the Mars Global Surveyor.
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Did Noah Have a Written Language? | Answers in Genesis
Have you ever wondered if the pre-flood world had a written language? Because of evolutionary ideas, many people view humans from the past as less intelligent than modern ones.
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Praise the Lord: He Is Risen | Answers in Genesis
He is risen! He is risen indeed! Praise the Lord—our Savior, who bore our sins and rose again, will return someday and make all things right.
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What Will Not Change in 2026 | Answers in Genesis
It’s hard to believe that 2025 is almost over! Changes seem to be happening all around us, but there are two major things that never change.
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Looking Back on a Busy Year! | Answers in Genesis
In 2025, we hosted a dozen major events at our attractions. We praise the Lord for these opportunities and the thousands of people who were impacted through them.
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New Year, New Devotional? | Answers in Genesis
As we think about the coming new year, many Christians are looking for a new daily devotional to add to their time in the Word and in prayer.
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A Legacy Worth Leaving | Answers in Genesis
The time we spend here, compared to eternity, is almost nothing! The lesson for us is that Jesus has entrusted us with resources.
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