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A stage in which our ancestor was conscious neither of himself nor of God.
When did the Creator appoint the time to begin man’s evolution? We don’t know, and we won’t know exactly. It could have been sometime in the early Neogene, 23 million years ago. The important thing is that from then on, God led our ancestors, slowly, step by step, to greater and greater perfection. We can speak of one unbroken line leading up to today. Other branches have gradually started to branch off and diverge from this line. Side lines of development and ended blindly. Either they became extinct or the present-day great apes. We find in them the remains of what in the past were considered to be the direct ancestors of man. But we know little of the actual ancestors from the direct human line. The chipped-off blind layers serve as circumstantial evidence for the existence of the leading human evolutionary line. We find few direct remains because they did not constitute 5 percent of the population in their very existence. Of all actual and false hominoids/human-related species./ Of the 20 or so human remains found, only one belonged to a direct ancestor.
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