The following popular ‘icons’ of Evolution were proved to be either fraudulent, gross misinterpretation or pure daydreaming:
1. ’Piltdown Man’. Charles Dawson’s forgery
(1912) exposed in 1953 by a team of Scotland Yard detectives and scientists
which included Prof. J.S. Weiner, a South African scientist ser-ving at Oxford
University.
2. ’Nebraska Man’. Idea developed from one
single piece of palaeontological material, i.e. the tooth of a pig (probably
extinct).
3. 'Lucy’. Available information shows that ‘Lucy’ probably was just some kind of ‘pygmy chimp’ although evolutionists are still travelling the world exhibiting 'Lucy's worthless dead bones.
4. ’Mrs. Ples’ (alias ‘Mr. Ples’, ‘Ms. Ples’). An
extinct ape with a brain capacity below ‘Keith’s Rubicon’ of 750cc to qualify
as precursor to humans. See ‘Maropeng: Cradle of Humankind’ below.
5. ’Rhodesia Man’. Described by experts as ‘an
ordinary, modern human’, so why the fuss?
6. ’Neanderthal Man’. Ordinary human of probably very advanced age
suffering from Vitamin D deficiency associated ailments, i.e. rickets, diabetes etc.
7. ’Archaeopteryx’. Proved a hoax in 1985 by
six of the world’s top scientists.
8. ’Coelacanth’. The so-called ‘living fossil’ or ‘index fossil’ still alive today; the first one caught swimming in the Indian Ocean on 22 December 1938.
P.S. What on earth is a ‘living fossil’ ... they call this 'science'? My Grade-1 teacher was a 'living fossil' but we meant it satirically.
9. ‘Horse Evolution’. Reportedly no serious
scientist still supports Othniel Marsh’s horse-evolution myth.
10. ‘Embryo Resemblances’. Prof. Ernst Haeckel was reportedly dismissed
from his university in Germany for this fraud.
11. ‘Orce Man’. Ordinary skull of a 4-month old
donkey. Evolutionists have become so desperate that they are using (i) donkey-skulls to prove that (ii) human skulls have evolved from (iii) ape-skulls (Ape skulls > Donkey skulls > Human skulls).
12. ’Peking Man’. Probably an ordinary (savage) representative of ‘modern man’ who crushed the skulls of apes to scoop out and eat the brains.
13. ’Oort Cloud’. A theoretical cloud (region) in space where comets are allegedly dislodged into the Universe, first described in 1950 by Dutch astronomer Jan Oort.
P.S. ‘Theoretical’ means it doesn’t really exist.
14. ’Maropeng: Cradle Of Humankind’. This money-spinner of an archaeological theme-park near Johannesburg, South Africa has, during the recent worldwide ‘New Seven Wonders of the World Competition’, featured absolutely nowhere in either of the three categories of ‘Cities’, ‘Nature’ & ‘World’.
P.S. The worldwide court of
public opinion has, for all practical purposes and in other words, dismissed its claim as the 'cradle of humankind' as
an elaborate hoax.
Researching the topic.
The following websites are
(among others) recommended:
- Creation Ministries International
- Institute For Creation Research
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