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jwu said:That common ancestor was an ape too though. Just not one of the contemporary ape species.The ToE says that we share a common ancestor with modern apes and monkies, and that we are descended from an ape-like creature.
So what does the word "common" mean in that phrase? A common ancestor connotates an ancestor common to both humans and apes, otherwise the word "common" wouldn't even be in there. It would simply be called an ancestor and there would be no need for a "missing link."
You have also contradicted Thanatos who said that evolutionists don't believe that man descended from apes. So which is it? :o So it would be nice if evolutionists could get their stories straight. :wink: