Atheism

[psyah]

Re: Atheism

@calypsodc

I think, the oldest fossil of a human ancestor found so far is *Ardipithecus ramidus. *the skeleton offers a window on what the last common ancestor of humans and living apes might have been like.
All previously known hominids—members of our ancestral lineage—walked upright on two legs, like us. But Ardipithecus ramidus’s feet, pelvis, legs, and hands suggest she was a biped on the ground but a quadruped when moving about in the trees.
Her big toe, for instance, splays out from her foot like an ape’s, the better to grasp tree limbs. Unlike a chimpanzee foot, however, *Ardipithecus’*s contains a special small bone inside a tendon, passed down from more primitive ancestors, that keeps the divergent toe more rigid. Combined with modifications to the other toes, the bone would have helped Ardi walk bipedally on the ground, though less efficiently than later hominids like Lucy. The bone was lost in the lineages of chimps and gorillas.

I am no scientist . I will try and post stuff when real life permits . Meanwhile, can U explain your belief (creationism or Intelligent design) . What do you support ? Do you have scientific evidence to support your hypothesis? Has it been observed in the lab or in the span of a human life time to prove that it occurred in a certain way ? How is your theory better that the theory of evolution? What r the strong points ? The study of evolution is ongoing.

My belief is a belief … I am merely trying to show that evolution is a belief too. My theory is better because it does not need so much complexity … It is a simple theory. In fact if evolutionists want to argue for an existence that does not need God, or theoretical physicists for that reason they need to start coming up with less complexity not more complex theories … But you find the more we probe in to our life and universe origins the more complexity we are building around it … To me this suggests more and more likelihood for God, not against Him.

Furthermore, my theory includes the idea of morality and greater purpose.