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Did man evolve from so-called "ape-men" or "missing links"? New fossil discoveries are often promoted as compelling evidence for ape-to-man evolution. Yet the experts themselves dispute almost every major claim, including the ancestral status of Lucy's species (Au. afarensis), Australopithecus sediba, and Ardipithecus ramidus. Why haven't we been told the full story of these hotly contested bones? And how does the pattern in the fossil record support the Genesis account of human origins?

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Back2Genesis exists to glorify God by restoring a biblical view of origins in the church and culture, upholding the authority of God's Word, and proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Today, Genesis 1–11 is widely dismissed as a myth disproven by modern science. God has commissioned Back2Genesis to show the world that real science is consistent with the biblical account of origins — and that is Good News for all mankind!

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A year before Lucy was discovered, a fossil knee turned up that looked just like ours. See why this "out-of-place" fossil challenges the ape-to-man story in under 3 minutes. Watch more videos

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Founder – Dr. Chris Rupe

Biologist (BA) | Sedimentary Geologist (PhD) ​​

Dr. Chris Rupe is the founder and president of Back2Genesis. Once a doubter of Genesis himself, he went on to earn a BA in biology from SUNY Geneseo. From 2011 to 2018, he researched population genetics and the human fossil record with Cornell geneticist Dr. John Sanford and co-authored Contested Bones. He then earned a PhD in earth science (sedimentary geology) from Loma Linda University, where he studied limestone deposits in the Navajo Sandstone. He is a Logos Research Associate and has spoken on science and the Bible for over 20 years. Read Chris's full story

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