Google has offended Creationists with new primitive man doodle on their homepage.
Today Google’s new doodle features the Australopithecus Lucy and celebrates the 41st anniversary of the discovery. In 1974, around 40% of Lucy’s bones were found in Ethiopia. She is considered as an early human ancestor and believed to have walked upright. The discovery is a key link to support the theory of evolution.
Creationist Upset about Today’s Google Evolution Doodle[/tweetthis]
Google doodles are intended to informative and fun. However, today’s salute has caused a bit of a stink with creationists who have been lighting up Twitter.
@google my web page shows google in evolution form. Gtbkm! What do you think are we are evolving to? I am changing search engines! OFFENDED
— Ruthie Johnson (@dougswife82) November 24, 2015
@google Funny how the main Google image today is the evolution of humans from monkeys. If that was a cross, world would be up in arms. Shame
— Mike Doyle (@MikeDoyleJr) November 24, 2015
Wat's this nonsense I c on google?I did not come 4rm a monkey,I came 4rm the soil & God breathed life in my nostrils pic.twitter.com/YD784XxK8C
— ♥Lady♥NeH♥ (@nissi_neh) November 24, 2015
Google, im not a monkey!
— Little Toe (@syhrad) November 24, 2015
The other side on Twitter
However, evolutionists also took to Twitter to say “we’ve got your back, Google.”
Google Doodle. https://t.co/IUDpa1c3Pt
Congratulations to Google for celebrating the anniversary of the discovery of Lucy (A. afarensis)
— Richard Dawkins (@RichardDawkins) November 24, 2015
LOL!! Oh my gosh, stooooppppp! Not everything is an attack! Take a seat and love on Lucy a bit!
(the irony of… https://t.co/EdHwWvKmFV
— Raquel Vega (@RaquelVega) November 24, 2015
@dougswife82 Atheists use @google too, you know.
— Rohit Arora (@rohitarora10) November 24, 2015
If today's #GoogleDoodle on evolution offended you, congrats on being exactly what's wrong with our species. I hope you get eaten by lions.
— Francis Brian Shaw (@FBSisnothere) November 24, 2015
Love the Lucy Google doodle today! https://t.co/P7mvntjz26 One of the most important paleoanthropology moments in history.
— Nicole Hoye (@iheartmuseums) November 24, 2015
So some Christians are mad about today's Google doodle being about evolution. Sounds like it's time for a separation of church and search.
— Kieran✫Strange (@KieranStrange) November 24, 2015