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Darwinists produced false pictures
                                                                                                         of Nebraska Man together with his
                                                                                                         family, all on the basis of a single
                                                                                                         pig tooth, and published these in
                                                                FALSE                                    had no compunction about deceiv-
                                                                FALSE
                                                                                                         text books. For many years, they
                                                                                                         ing students and other people.






























                                                   man” so strongly that when a researcher called William Bryan opposed such
                                              definitive pronouncements being made on the basis of a single molar, he attracted

                                         enormous wrath.
                                         In 1927, however, other parts of the skeleton were found. These showed that the tooth
                         belonged neither to a human being nor to an ape or monkey. It was realized that the tooth belonged
                     to a species of extinct American wild pig called Prosthennops. William Gregory titled a paper in Science

                     magazine in which he announced this “Hesperopithecus: Apparently Not an Ape Nor a Man.”                        61
                          Science writer Hank Hanegraaff explains the developments as follows:

                          In 1922, A TOOTH WAS DISCOVERED IN NEBRASKA. With a little imagination the tooth was connected
                          to a mythological jawbone, the jawbone was connected to a skull, the skull was connected to a skeleton, and
                          the skeleton was given a face, features, and fur. By the time the story hit a London newspaper, not only was

                          there a picture of “Nebraska Man” but there was also a picture of “Nebraska Mom.” All of that from a sin-
                          gle, solitary tooth. Imagine what might have happened if a skeleton had been discovered. Perhaps a year-
                          book would have been published!


                          Sometime after the initial discovery, an identical tooth was found by geologist Harold Cook. This time the
                          tooth was attached to an actual skull, and the skull was attached to the skeleton of a wild pig. Thus, Nebraska
                          man, known by the “scientific” designation Hesperopithecus haroldcooki, has been unmasked as a myth rather

                          than a man in the making.    62
                          As a consequence, all pictures of Hesperopithecus haroldcooki and its “family” were hastily removed from

                     the literature. Nebraska Man is an important indication of how Darwinists can produce an utterly fantastic
                     scenario of evolution on the basis of a single tooth. Although a tooth provides no information about a living
                     thing’s general anatomy, the way that the drawings of Nebraska Man and his family were produced on the
                     basis of a pig’s tooth, and the fact that this was portrayed as scientific until the truth was revealed, is a huge

                     logical deficiency and an utter humiliation for Darwinism. But Darwinists have refused to abandon frauds,
                     and are consciously continuing with their Darwinist deceptions.






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