Hugh Ross on Neanderthal

Glenn Morton (GRMorton@gnn.com)
Mon, 16 Sep 1996 22:11:07

I found this. Ross' conclusion is derived from the information that
neanderthals' jaws were a little bigger than ours - a little more robust. I
guess if you are a big jawed individual, you may not be human. Everyone
please send me pictures so I can judge your humanity. If you fail the test we
will pray for your extinction.

Hugh Ross writes:

"The computer results, combined with earlier findings about
the Neanderthal infant, affirm that Neanderthals were
sufficiently different from modern humans to be considered a
separate species with no direct genetic link. Given the long-
term stability of DNA and Y chromosomes and the relatively recent
date for some Neanderthal fossils (about 100,000 years old), the
possibility of modern humans' descent from Neanderthals has been
ruled out.
"From a biblical standpoint, I see Neanderthals as one of
the nephesh, soulish (not spiritual) creatures God made before he
made humans. In other words, the Neanderthals must ahve been a
bipedal mammalian species created a few tens of thousands of
years before Adam and Eve. Neanderthals became extinct, possibly
as the rusult of some climactic upheaval, at least several
thousand years before the creation of Adam and Eve."~Hugh Ross,
"Link with Neanderthals Cut by Computer," Facts & Faith, 9:3, 3rd
Qtr. 1995, p. 2
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