It is incorrect to call a creature from 300,000 years ago a "modern human". Show me their recorded words, not their bones. Our ability to record our thoughts using words is inherently human. Why is is that the oldest recorded word is no more than 6,000 years old?

Long ago, there were human-like beings, but they did not have a completely free will as we have. They were more like the animals that live by instinct. The first human being with a free will was a divine creation from God about 6,000 years ago and his name was Adam. Some time after his creation, man began to record his speech as the written word.

And what is so special about the word? In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God and the word was God. The word became flesh and lived among us, and yet he was rejected and hung up on a cross to die a humiliating death for the very creatures he came to save. All who call on his name (JESUS) shall be saved. Heaven and earth shall pass away, but his word shall never pass away, but endures for ever.

Ironically, to post this comment, I had to submit to a Cloudflare checkbox to prove that I am "human". Think about it: What really makes you human? Is it your bones? Or something else?