Page 59 - A Historical Lie: The Stone Age

Evolutionists maintain that some 30-40,000 years ago in
Europe, and in an earlier period in Africa, so-called ape-like humans
experienced a sudden process of transition, and suddenly acquired

the ability to think and produce things, just like present-day human
beings. This is because archaeological findings from that period offer
significant evidence that the theory of evolution cannot explain.
According to Darwinist claims, the technology of stone implements,
which had remained unchanged for almost 200,000 years, was sud-
denly replaced by a more advanced and rapidly developing hand-
crafted technology. So-called primitive man, who had supposedly
descended from the trees and begun to modernize only shortly be-
fore, suddenly developed artistic talents and began carving or paint-
ing pictures of extraordinary beauty and sophistication on cave
walls and produced exceedingly beautiful decorative objects such as
necklaces and bracelets.

What happened to cause such development? How and why did
"half-ape primitive beings" acquire such artistic ability? Evolutionist
scientists have no explanation as to how this might have come about,
though they do propose various hypotheses. The evolutionist Roger
Lewin describes the difficulties Darwinists face on this subject in his

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