Humanity

Humans, also known as Anthropos in greek or Homine in latin are a species autochthonous to Planet Earth, reknowned for their intelligence, craftmanship, hability and endurance which allow them to survive and prosper under the most difficult conditions and environments, through difficulty and hardship. They belong in the animal kingdom of beings as mammals.
== Origins ==
The origins of humanity, along with other sentient beings, have been widely disputed, finally diverging into two main theories: the Creationist Theory and the Evolutionary Theory.
=== The Creationist Theory ===
The Creationist Theory revolves around the idea of a world welded by God, who, according to the scriptures, would've created first the Earth atop which beings would roam, separated it from the heavens by a firmament and molded Adam, the first man, to be made from dust of the ground in His image. (Genesis 2:7).
From that point onwards, humans would have continued to multiply and populate, reaching and inhabiting all the corners of the Earth, achieving, as God's protegées and servants (Corinthians 3:9) to become the kings of creation.
===The Evolutionary Theory===
The Evolutionary Theory seeks to dig deeper into the scientific aspects of human and animal biology as means to elaborate a thesis of creation astray from God. It was first postulated by Charles Darwin in his 1859 book "The Origin of Species", in which he studies the phisiological particularities and similarities between apparently completely different species. With his Theory of Evolution, he traces back these rhymes of nature to the existence of common ancestors, who throughout the years have "evolved", developing new discernible features that allowed them to adhere better to the caractheristics of their environment.
Whilst the foundations that sustain this primigenious evolutionary theory do not directly attempt to attack or debunk the existence or the traditionally accepted idea of God, they certainly clash with the Creationist conception of life's blossoming, making them the two most reputable pathways to explain how humans came to be.