Every answer I have got from you has been very logical and correct. So here is one I have been wondering. How do you explain the evidence of primitive man? Scientists have found skeletons of of them. And there has been cave paintings that date back a long time. They have also found tools, and things of that nature that date back to the primitive mans existence. What is your belief on that? I have no need to bash on you in any way, or question you in a derogatory way. Thanks.
What about those “ape-men” depicted in schoolbooks, encyclopedias and museums? “The flesh and hair on such reconstructions have to be filled in by resorting to the imagination. . . . Skin color; the color, form, and distribution of the hair; the form of the features; and the aspect of the face—of these characters we know absolutely nothing for any prehistoric men.”—The Biology of Race (New York, 1971), James C. King, pp. 135, 151. “The vast majority of artists’ conceptions are based more on imagination than on evidence. . . . Artists must create something between an ape and a human being; the older the specimen is said to be, the more apelike they make it.”—Science Digest, April 1981, p. 41. “Just as we are slowly learning that primitive men are not necessarily savages, so we must learn to realize that the early men of the Ice Age were neither brute beasts nor semi-apes nor cretins. Hence the ineffable stupidity of all attempts to reconstruct Neanderthal or even Peking man.”—Man, God and Magic (New York, 1961), Ivar Lissner, p. 304.
Quite frankly there is so much we do not know about virtually everything. And if anyone wants to be dogmatic and not admit they do not know they are the ones with the problem. As to information about these creatures called primitive man by evolutionists again we do not know all the answers or even enough answers to speculate. There is so much about the planet earth before the creation of Adam Eve to wonder about.
I am not JW, but I can give you the Christian answer. The primitive tools and such are from the time of Noah and the flood. After the flood everyone had to start over. Imagine if you were the only person alive after the flood. Even though you know how to use a pencil, you do not know how to make one. So you would have to make primitive tools out of rocks until the knowledge that was lost was rediscovered.
