Fossils Human Evolution Philosophical

HUMAN EVOLUTION EVIDENCE CONSISTS OF APE, HUMAN, AND A MIX OF THE TWO

Evidence for human evolution has been radically simplified by genetics which has conclusively found that the fossils (or “unfossilized” bones) coming from one of three categories: those fully ape, those fully human, or those comprised of a mix of ape and human.

The sum of the evidence for human evolution as of today consists of three types of fossil evidence:

(1) Fully Ape (including apes, extinct apes, gorillas, chimpanzees, and giant gibbous monkeys).

(2) Fully Human (including Homo sapiens, neanderthalensis, naledi, habilis and ergaster (various “hobbit sized” humans due to reproductive isolation or disease), erectus, and Heidelbergensis).

(3) A Mix of both Fully Ape and Fully Human (which may or may not have been found in proximity of one other).

“Contested Bones” Jan 2019 Christopher Rupe and Dr. John Sanford