The differences between apes and humans is so significant, that human beings reject ALL ape parts, yet not all pig parts. Many people are walking around our world with pig parts inside them. Some even take pig thyroid extract. Pig heart valves etc. If we indeed shared a common ancestor with the apes, one must wonder why pigs are the preferred and safer option when it comes to medical reality Perhaps we share a common ancestor with the pig?

Now I realise some people maybe compared to monkeys and pigs on occassion, but must we take it literally? The apes don't tend to take it literally, the surgeons and doctors obviously don't and apparently neither does Mother Nature. The only ones struggling with it are the evolutionists. Would they be so brave if it came to testing their theory out medically?

We can fit any species into being human or ape (or other animals) if we find any fossil that happens to have resemblences and at times hard to distinguish which it may belong to, but it still doesn't prove that we come from a common ancestor. We don't know enough to state it's a missing link, since it could quite easily be an unrecognised species. The God of the bible is quite capable of creating many different varieties of creatures, and sharing common traits may not equal common ancestor. Either way, they'll keep closing the gaps where and when it suits them, because evolution is so easily manipulated and moulded (I'd compare it to playdough).