Raymond Dart and the ‘missing link’ (R)
Readers’ comments
Tro L., Australia, 29 March 2012
I like it how you acknowledge that the skull is 750,000 years, and use that fact to disprove evolution, but still say that the earth is 6000 years old, according to Genesis.
Hi Tro, We assumed it would be clear to the reader that the 750,000 years is the claimed age from within the evolutionary worldview. Of course we don't accept that age. The article is showing that their argument is self-refuting, on their own terms.
M. S., United Kingdom, 29 March 2012
It is a shame that so many people are convinced by the so called proof-by-ranking method of showing archaic skulls apparently becoming more progressively gracile. It seems to fall on deaf ears with evolutionists when creationists point out that both gracile and archaic features can be found in modern humans.
Furthermore, logically, to say that one extinct species was related to another simply by shape and similarity, has always been an astonishingly poor and tenuous example of attempting to show transitional links. It is clear that adaptation within a kind is far more plausible given the evidence.
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John L., Australia, 28 March 2012
What a sad story! I knew some of the Dart family in Brisbane. Raymond's brother Harold was probably Rev Dr Harold Whitmore Dart, minister of North Sydney (now Northside) Baptist Church (1937-43) where my mother had earlier attended. Raymond turned his back on God. I rest in the hope that God didn't finally reject him. There are salutory lessons here for Christian parents. Make sure your children are grounded in ALL that the Bible teaches before they enter centres of secular learning! Show them that Genesis is the historical basis for everything else the Bible teaches!