So do evolutionists believe that a monkey once has a baby and the baby was a human?

No evolutions are servants of satan who use dark magic called science to pull people away from God.

No, that's what theists claim evolution says. Evolution simply says that humans and primates share a common ancestry.

What's sad is that people like you don't bother to actually research evolution and can't seem to understand why having a common ancestor and a monkey giving birth to a human aren't the same thing.

No, that's what theists think we believe because they are being willfully ignorant. They hear what we say, but they don't check any information that isn't given out by their religions propaganda arm (Christian apologists, priests, etc). Evolution says that waaay back a long time ago, an animal existed that was neither man nor monkey. Some groups of this animal went on to become monkeys, and other groups went on to become men. Don't know why I bother to answer this one, because the Christians wont read it and check what I say. They will just deny it and move on.

People who realise evolution happened may believe all sorts of things but only think that if they're not well-informed. Current palaeontologists believe we descend from tarsier-like creatures which lived in the Eocene by gradual changes over millions of years.

Oh cmon. STFU. We look a lot like monkeys why is this so unbelievable?!?!! That's not even the evolutionary theory, but if it was, it's still possible.

Hey have you seen those monkey babies cute or what , I would rather be a monkeys cousin with a soul and evolving consciousness that survives death , than someone else's creation .

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they believe a mysterious ''common ancestor'' had a monkey and a human

It is refreshing to see a fundie unafraid to flaunt their ignorance in public.

No they do not believe that. This is why it is good to stay in school and learn about science.

of course not; we probably evolved from fish.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/12/14122...

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/12/14121...

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/05/11052...