Who were Cavemen?

>>1885342
really made me think

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>Answersingenesis.org

>Scattered among their remains were tools for killing and cooking the small Ice Age elephants that they hunted.

wait is there an Ice Age in the bible?

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>>1885508
They claim that there were several short ice ages rather than one large one.

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>>1885542
Here's an article from their website.
https://answersingenesis.org/environmental-science/ice-age/when-was-the-ice-age-in-biblical-history/

>>1885550
>According to old-age assumptions about radiometric dating, the deposits were laid between 2.6 million years and 11,700 years ago (9,700 BC). As the term Ice Age is used in science publications, its end does not refer to the melting of the ice sheets, but to the rising world temperatures that started the dramatic and relentless retreat of the ice.

>Though this range is clearly not accurate because it lies outside the Bible’s total timeline of 6,000 years, several lines of evidence support the choice of the Pleistocene layers for the Ice Age. Anywhere that these layers have been tested by radiometric dating, the ages fall within this range. Also, the plants and animals associated with these layers fit the Pleistocene. Indeed, the woolly mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) and the saber-tooth cat (Smilodon fatalis)—descendants of the original elephant and cat kinds on the Ark

Ah I see.

Why do Americans believe in this?

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>>1886532
Because everyone else had enough sense to not listen to the crazy Aussie, but now the ignorance is starting to spread.

>>1886549

What point does this comic think it's making? Of course cavemen were humans, has anyone ever claimed otherwise?

>>1886565
I think they're trying to say, in their own retarded way, that Neanderthals and other human species were just different races of human, not distinct species.

>>1886549
wow wtf I'm a #Christmissile now

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>>1886579
Pretty much this.
You should see the stuff they say about the australopithecines, or "ape-men."

>>1886609
what do they say?

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>>1886624
Mainly that they were plain old apes, like gorillas and chimps. This is their reconstruction of Lucy, which is meant to be a small gorilla-like ape.