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to resemble a human’s. It is for that reason that evolutionist sources are all
full of half-man, half-ape drawings and pictures of models produced for
that purpose. 101
You may have noticed that in these imagined, prejudiced reconstruc-

tions, the nose is generally flat and wide. In the fictitious passage from
ape to man, the nose—deliberately portrayed as large and flat—needs to
assume a human appearance over the course of time. For that reason, ev-
olutionists conclude that the nose gradually shrank, losing much of its
functionality. They openly deny all the complex and superior features of
this splendid organ.
In fact, this contradiction indicates the dilemma in which evolution-
ists find themselves. For one thing, this claim entirely contradicts evolu-
tionists’ imaginary procession “from the primitive to the advanced.”
Evolution towards the advanced is reversed, and in some way, a retreat

FALSE

The fictitious reconstructions designed by evolutionists depict the
nose as especially large and wide.

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