Homo Naledi and the Adam & Eve debate
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Homo Naledi is one of the most significant hominin (human ancestor) fossil discoveries in history. But what are the implication of these hominid species in the evolutionary record for creation, and Adam and Eve?
Fuz Rana of Reasons To Believe explains why, as an old Earth Creationist, he believes these species, amazing as they are, were not evolutionary precursors of humans. James Kidder of Biologos is a Theistic Evolutionist. He explains why he believes Homo Naledi and other early hominids are part the evolutionary process God has used to bring about humans.
For Reasons To Believe: http://www.reasons.org
For James Kidder: http://scienceandcreation.blogspot.co.uk
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Released on 25 Sep 2015
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