No I do not believe in Evolution the theory of it does not make sense. Also they have absolutely no proof of it.

I believe in some forms of evolution, but as far as being from apes thats just retarted..lol

I believe in God and all that, but how did we NOT come from ancestors of the apes. We are basically 99% identical.

This topic is burning my eyes in so many ways.

The easiest way to think of evolution is that it exists but not how most people think it does. Yes humans evolved but nobody knows what we were originally. Plants and animals evolve as well. But the entire theory of fish, to land creature, to monkey, to humans is completely false.

I understand I am contradicting myself but here is my proof...

If we evolved from monkeys, or apes that would make an evolution line of 1.Monkey/Ape 2.Neanderthal 3.Caveman 4.Humans (With a little bit of change in between). Which makes sense so far.

But here is how that theory is made false. If Apes evolve into Neanderthals, then Neanderthals into Cavemen, and from Cavemen to Humans; they would all be living together. Well at least on this planet. If Monkeys/Apes still exist, and Humans exist, where are the Neanderthals? And where are the Cavemen?

Those two species would still exist if the evolution theory went from Ape-Human. And we couldn't have killed all of them off without killing off all of the Apes.

So in the simplest terms we did evolve, but its not as serious as Fish-Ape-Human. It is more or less us evolving from Cavemen. But humans were always humans. We just looked a bit funny many years ago...

It is much more believable than some man in the sky making 2 humans meaning we were all incest lol.

EXM wrote No I do not believe in Evolution the theory of it does not make sense. Also they have absolutely no proof of it.

Kind like religion eh?

evolution is a existing thing in the world today

eGLoneWolf wrote The easiest way to think of evolution is that it exists but not how most people think it does. Yes humans evolved but nobody knows what we were originally. Plants and animals evolve as well. But the entire theory of fish, to land creature, to monkey, to humans is completely false.

I understand I am contradicting myself but here is my proof...

If we evolved from monkeys, or apes that would make an evolution line of 1.Monkey/Ape 2.Neanderthal 3.Caveman 4.Humans (With a little bit of change in between). Which makes sense so far.

But here is how that theory is made false. If Apes evolve into Neanderthals, then Neanderthals into Cavemen, and from Cavemen to Humans; they would all be living together. Well at least on this planet. If Monkeys/Apes still exist, and Humans exist, where are the Neanderthals? And where are the Cavemen?

Those two species would still exist if the evolution theory went from Ape-Human. And we couldn't have killed all of them off without killing off all of the Apes.

So in the simplest terms we did evolve, but its not as serious as Fish-Ape-Human. It is more or less us evolving from Cavemen. But humans were always humans. We just looked a bit funny many years ago...

It's been a very late night so excuse me if this seems harsh or insulting but everything you've just stated is complete nonsense.

Evolution is not a straight line.

When Apes evolved every species on Earth did not begin evolving at the same time.
Some species' were extremely well suited to their habitat so they didn't need to change.

However, many monkeys in Africa found that they spent most of their time running from prey rather than swinging through trees.
So, over generations, through natural selection, their legs grew and they began to walk upright.
This gave them an edge over their predators such as 'Deinotheres', [10 tonne prehistoric elephants] which could reach these apes when they tried to hide in trees.
So instead of going up, they evolved to go straight.

Just because monkeys in Northern parts of Africa changed doesn't mean the entire species of monkeys had to as well.
Monkeys in central Africa were extremely well suited to their surroundings, so they didn't have to change, while very early humans began walking and thinking across Europe, Asia, multiplying as they went. We forced ourselves to change because we introduced these new environments to ourselves and began noticing new obstacles.
They then crossed from Russia into Canada via the Bering Strait [sea levels were a lot lower back then] and through to America.

Evolution really isn't that unbelievable if you know how it happens.