New Evolutionary Ancestor Discovered!

Finally, the proof that I’ve been looking for all along. Why didn’t you atheist dudes tell me about this? After all, isn’t this specimen the sort of definitive and uncompromising link that has long been touted as the object which separated the educated and enlightened from the ignorant and self-deceiving. Consider me ignorant no longer!




Comments (14) to “New Evolutionary Ancestor Discovered!”

  1. Is this a joke of some sort? It doesn’t seem to make a lot of sense.

    Oh, and a preview button would be awesome. Could you get on that?

  2. What are you trying to say in this post? Did you read the article?

  3. Phew. I thought I was the only one that couldn’t make sense out it.

  4. “Consider me ignorant no longer!”

    Fat chance.

  5. Are you Greg’s little brother or something?

  6. Oh brother . . . Shouldn’t you be working on your Nancy Drew book report instead of posting stuff like this? Just a thought.

  7. “Each Sunday, I will be exploring the realities of what it truly means to be a follower of Jesue of Nazareth, the one Christians refer to as the “Anointed One” who will save humanity from the tragic situation it has gotten itself into.”

    Fail.

  8. What are you talking about, Matthew? Are you trying to be sarcastic?

    Some guy died 300 years ago, and they’ve identified some living relatives of his. What is your point exactly? Do you not believe in DNA testing or something?

  9. Matthew; this story is referring to what Aboriginal people and those who understand Native Studies call ‘oral history’. That means that instead of using ‘written history’ as we know it, that Aboriginal people used a narrative for passing spiritual history, laws, education, and ancestral history from generation from generation.

  10. I can has elusidayshun?

  11. Proof of what? “definitive and uncompromising link” between what and what?

  12. are you being thick just to be provocative, matthew? you’ve got the thick part down pat….

    KEvron

  13. I think you guys are reading too much into it. Matthew’s just announcing that he now believes the earth to be more than 300 years old.

    Congratulations, Matthew, on a positive, if miniscule, step forward.

  14. And a preview button would be nice. I’m just sayin’.

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