IN SEARCH OF ADAM - Robert A Ginskey - August 1979

Robert A Ginskey

Where did man come from? Did he evolve from primitive ape-like creatures? The latest evidence has thrown anthropological theories into disarray and is compelling some drastic changes in evolutionary thinking. Hardly a week goes by, it seems, without somebody finding a new-or should we say "old" bone of some supposed early ancestor of mankind. Who, for example, has not heard of Neanderthal man, of Peking man, of Java man, of Australopithecus africanus or Cro-Magnon man? One-hundred fifty years ago "fossil men" were almost unheard of and most people believed man was a special creation of God. Today, hundreds of archaeological sites are yielding an impressive array of bones and artifacts, and many archaeologists and anthropologists seem convinced they represent the " evolution of man." But do they? - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library