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A HISTORICAL LIE: THE STONE AGE

according to the evolution of history thesis, the building of pyramids
must have been exceedingly difficult—were actually made by extraterres-
trial visitors.
Of course, any such claim is exceptionally irrational and illogical.
Yet evolutionists hide behind it since all their demagoguery is unable to
provide a better explanation. First and foremost, there is not the slightest
evidence to support their claim. When evolutionists realize that they
cannot produce any explanation based on chance or imaginary evolu-
tionary process, they immediately hide behind the idea of "visitors from
space." Indeed, they came up with this ridiculous idea when they real-
ized that the DNA in the cell nucleus and the first protein, representing
the fundamental building block of life, had far too complex and extraor-
dinary structures to have arisen by chance from inanimate substances.
And so, visitors from space must have brought the first living organism
to the Earth and left it behind. This ridiculous claim is one of the telltale
signs of the despairing position evolutionists find themselves in.
The civilization in ancient Egypt—and all the other civilizations
down through history—were all founded by people possessed of reason
and will. Today, we are amazed by artifacts dating back to 3,000 BCE,
and scientists and experts in the field debate how these could have been
created. But what really matters is that the civilization of 5,000 years ago,
whose traces can be seen today, was obviously built with an experience
and sophisticated knowledge accumulated over thousands of years. In
other words, the roots of this ancient civilization go back even further.
That means that in the very earliest times there were no primitive, half-
animal humans lacking the power of speech, and living solely by hunt-
ing, as is claimed by proponents of the evolution of history. Ever since
the first human was created, Man has enjoyed the same human charac-
teristics such as intelligence, conception of beauty, understanding, con-

sciousness and moral values, as does Man today.

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