You said related, but they are still distinct. Or are you also your mother because you are related? Do you now concede the point that evolution has nothing to do with how the universe or life began?
If you think DNA would prove ancestry, why is it that you deny all the genetic evidence that does just that? DNA perfectly matches fossil evidence, and shows that apes and humans share common ancestry. Now is where you say "similarity doesn't prove ancestry" once again, and retreat back to your usual circular reasoning that doesn't actually address anything.
You're saying because a chimps DNA is close to a humans DNA that proves we are related ?
What about other animals having similar DNA to a human ?
You're are saying similarity proves ancestry and it does not.
How do they prove who a parent is of a child ? genes that is how they prove it.
But you can't point to one gene that shows humans and chimps are related, not one.
It's hilarious because you did exactly what I predicted.
So you say they can prove a parent of a child through genes. But really they're just showing that they share identical copies of certain genes. That's all. It just shows similarity. Nothing more, nothing less. But you claim similarity can't prove ancestry. So how do you pretend to claim similarity works for paternity tests or forensic science?
I have gone over this with you before. I have shown not only that we share identical genes in countless places, but that we have oddities in our chromosomes that no intelligent designer would desire that can only be explained by evolution. In your usual fashion, you pretend they don't exist, and conveniently forget about these things after every time i show them to you. I think the stroke may have something to do with it, but honestly it may just be your deep seated denials.
But I also have a father who i look like.
Do humans look like humans or chimps ?
Your argument makes no sense.
Of course the argument makes no sense. I'm simply rehashing your own argument. Or do you think you are your father too because you are related to him?
Similarly, the relation between evolution and the beginning of the universe are related in that they both happened, but they aren't the same thing. You continue to pretend as if they are the same thing to make your usual morally bankrupt arguments. Or do you finally concede that evolution does not involve the beginning of the universe or life?
The bible say's "kinds bring forth after their own kind" is that what science see's,does science agree with this ?
Here's another one of your usual underhanded misleading remarks. We could just as easily rephrase it as "stuff brings forth after their own stuff." Does that make it any more right? Or wrong? As someone else mentioned, you and other religious loons purposely use these vague statements without any actual meaning or definition to the terms to muddy the waters, all while claiming it's so straight forward!
So in summary once again: science is using transparent methods, defined terms, and reproducible verifiable evidence to draw logical conclusions. Religious nuts are using vague terms without real meaning, misdirected questions, circular reasoning, and unsupported guesses to draw their opinions.
Let me help you out with this whatever can reproduce they reproduce what they're,yes or no ?
I will tell you what is hilarious,by your reasoning and argument we are 75% identical to a nematode worm. Oh yeah during the Genome project they studied the Genome of the nematode and that is what they came away with.
So I ask you does your argument still prove ancestry between chimp and human ?
If you say yes you have to admit we are 75% worm.
that the degree of similarity between the human and chimp genome might be as low as 70%:
To compare the two [human and chimpanzee] genomes, the first thing we must do is to line up the parts of each genome that are similar. When we do this alignment, we discover that only 2400 million of the human genome's 3164.7 million 'letters' align with the chimpanzee genome - that is, 76% of the human genome. Some scientists have argued that the 24% of the human genome that does not line up with the chimpanzee genome is useless "junk DNA". However, it now seems that this DNA could contain over 600 protein-coding genes, and also code for functional RNA molecules.
Looking closely at the chimpanzee-like 76% of the human genome, we find that to make an exact alignment, we often have to introduce artificial gaps in either the human or the chimp genome. These gaps give another 3% difference. So now we have a 73% similarity between the two genomes.
In the neatly aligned sequences we now find another form of difference, where a single 'letter' is different between the human and chimp genomes. These provide another 1.23% difference between the two genomes. Thus, the percentage difference is now at around 72%.
We also find places where two pieces of human genome align with only one piece of chimp genome, or two pieces of chimp genome align with one piece of human genome. This "copy number variation" causes another 2.7% difference between the two species. Therefore the total similarity of the genomes could be below 70%.
http://www.refdag.nl/chimpanzee_1_282611
Homology (or similarity) does not prove common ancestry. The entire genome of the tiny nematode (Caenorhabditis elegans) also has been sequenced as a tangential study to the human genome project. Of the 5,000 best-known human genes, 75% have matches in the worm (see “A Tiny Worm Challenges Evolution”

. Does this mean that we are 75% identical to a nematode worm? Just because living creatures share some genes with humans does not mean there is a linear ancestry. Biologist John Randall admitted this when he wrote:
The older textbooks on evolution make much of the idea of homology, pointing out the obvious resemblances between the skeletons of the limbs of different animals. Thus the “pentadactyl” [five bone—BH/BT] limb pattern is found in the arm of a man, the wing of a bird, and flipper of a whale—and this is held to indicate their common origin. Now if these various structures were transmitted by the same gene couples, varied from time to time by mutations and acted upon by environmental selection, the theory would make good sense. Unfortunately this is not the case. Homologous organs are now known to be produced by totally different gene complexes in the different species. The concept of homology in terms of similar genes handed on from a common ancestor has broken down... (as quoted in Fix, 1984, p.189).
Yet textbooks and teachers still continue to proclaim that humans and chimps are 98% genetically identical. The evidence clearly demonstrates vast molecular differences—differences that can be attributed to the fact that humans, unlike animals, were created in the image and likeness of God (Genesis 1:26-27; see Lyons and Thompson, 2002a, 2002b). Elaine Morgan commented on this difference.
Considering the very close genetic relationship that has been established by comparison of biochemical properties of blood proteins, protein structure and DNA and immunological responses, the differences between a man and a chimpanzee are more astonishing than the resemblances. They include structural differences in the skeleton, the muscles, the skin, and the brain; differences in posture associated with a unique method of locomotion; differences in social organization; and finally the acquisition of speech and tool-using, together with the dramatic increase in intellectual ability which has led scientists to name their own species Homo sapiens sapiens—wise wise man. During the period when these remarkable evolutionary changes were taking place, other closely related ape-like species changed only very slowly, and with far less remarkable results. It is hard to resist the conclusion that something must have happened to the ancestors of Homo sapiens which did not happen to the ancestors of gorillas and chimpanzees (1989, pp. 17-18, emp. added).
http://www.apologeticspress.org/apcontent.aspx?category=9&article=1038