Was
he the physical ancestor of all humans?
Not exact matches
The remnants
of a remarkably petite skull belonging to one
of the first
human ancestors to walk on two legs have revealed the great
physical diversity among these prehistoric populations.
Though its
physical features are closer to
human than other australopithecines, A. sediba is hundreds
of thousands
of years younger than the oldest fossils assigned to the genus Homo, meaning it is unlikely to be our direct
ancestor.
Once the original
human ancestors became the visible forms
of God, God would have dwelt in their hearts and reigned from within them over the corporeal,
physical world and the incorporeal, spiritual world.