God exists and Creationism Vs. Evolution

This will be an. I think I will just go on into human evolution than attempt to disprove UFO paintings that I am not sure should be included in a debate about God, Creationism, and Evolution. As for the Neanderthal claims, here is a picture of the Neanderthal skull compared to the Homo Sapien skull. . http://www.koanicsoul.com... I will let voters decide what they want to draw from those profiles and the picture I provided. BRIEF INTRO TO HUMAN EVOLUTION According to source 5, "Evolution: The Human Effect and Why it Matters", ". .. this evidence has grown tremendously to become abundant and powerful, including data from fossils, archaeological excavation, geography, detailed anatomical studies, biochemistry, radiometric dating, cell biology, chromosomes, and massive amounts of information from DNA, especially from genome projects (5, pg. 12). " What Mr. Fairbanks is talking about here is Human evolution. Earlier, he stated that "Use of the word overwhelming to describe the accumulated evidence of human evolution borders understatement (5, pg. 12). " It is obvious that I will not be able to get to all the evidence he describes in his book as I only have 8000 characters left for this argument. I can, however, give a very brief description of our Paleontologists' finds around the world using a very simple graph that Mr. Fairbanks provides in his book. Unfortunately, I will only be able to describe the graph here. The Graph In Table 3.1, Fairbanks has listed the four groups of early Hominins. The first group, Early Hominins, contains the Sabelanthopus tchadeni which was found in Chad, Africa, which is one of three in this first group and existed an axpromiate 7 million years ago. The second group, Australopithecines, contains the Australoipithecus afarensis which was found in Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tazmania and existed 3.76-2.92 million years ago. Most of the fossils in this group were found in Kenya, South Africa, and Ethiopia. The third group, the Robusts, contain 3 species, one of which is Paranthropus aethiopicus, which was found in Ethiopia and existed 2.8 million to 2.3 million years ago. Most of the fossils found in this group were found in Ethiopia, with a few found in South Africa. The fourth and final group contains 13 species and is known as the Homo group. This group contains such icons as the Homo sapien, the Homo neanderthalensis, and the Homo erectus. The oldest of this group existed 1.9 million years ago and was found in Kenya. The species in this group are the most geologically spread out groups, starting in Keny and moving to Tazmania, then Ethiopi, Kenya, South Africa and so on and so forth until we reach the Homo sapiens, which are world wide. I could go into detail of each of these groups, their difference between them, the meaning of their names, and the conclusions we have drawn from them. However, I will just leave it with the fact that as we go back on the evolutionary timescale, we look more like the Great Apes of Africa than we do humans, indicating a 'recent' ancestor. I don't think we were planted here by aliens simply because our evolution is so tied to the animals of this planet. These are the sources I will and have used through this debate. 1)Dawkins, Richard. "The Blind Watchmaker. London: W. W. Norton & Company, 1986. Print. 2)Dawkins, Richard. "The Greatest Show On Earth. New York City: Free Press, 2010. Print. 3)Montgomery, David. "The Rocks Don't Lie: A Geologist Investigates Noah's Flood. New York City: W. W. Norton & Company, 2013. Print. 4)Switek, Brian. "Written in Stone: Evolution, the Fossil Record, and Our Place in Nature. New York City: Bellevue Literary Press, 2010. Print. 5)FairBanks, Daniel. "Evolving: The Human Effect and Why it Matters. New York City: Prometheus Books, 2012. Print.