
I realize that the previous "Eve?" post is difficult to understand and I left it so. I had a purpose for posting this article about the "Mitocondrial Eve". I will attempt to describe this mitochondria Eve in laymans terms. Mitochodrial Eve is the woman in History to which every single human being on earth is linked, "matrilineally" or in other words, through our moms. So if I am looking for Mitochodrial Eve I start with, -my mom, thenmy mom's mom, my grandma's mom, my great grandma's mom, my great great grandma's mom, and so forth until we reach a point in history, far enough back, where everyone on earth RIGHT NOW reaches the SAME great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great grandma. Give or take a few thousand greats. Believe it or not, this would take us back in history about 50,000-100,000 years. Not that far, "relatively" speaking. (HA!) Before we get too excited and start putting up pictures of google-great grandma Eve, alone in a garden chomping on an apple, we should realize that our friendly Scientists tell us wryly that other homo-sapien women living as well when our google-great grandma Eve was around. (however, this could kinda answers that question of where Cain got his wife huh?)
See, there I go. I am tempted, every time I see something like this to reconcile the Bible and the Genesis Story to these Scientific discoveries. Therein lies my conundrum. I know the bible is not a science book, however, when I hear something in science crop up for example -the fact that there are actually great springs in the ocean. Until 100 years ago we thought there were no such thing and the Bible was false about this observation. Now we know there are, - I say, see, I told you so. The Bible is true. Na na na na na Nahhh.
But oh, it gets better.

to be continued...
3 comments:
ah, i watched that too...it was very interesting some of the points that were brought up.
Awesome! I wish I had seen that, and hubby too. He loves that kind of stuff. Thanks for sharing!
once again...hugh?
no, just kidding. i especially love Mitochondrial eve, which i almost just called mitochondrian eve, but caught myself, because it stuffs a big fat nah, nah, nah, nah in everybody's face who says, "wouldn't that just be impossible and frankly, gross, if we all came from one woman? that makes no sense." well, nah, nah, nah nah!
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