I visited this place. Stonehenge, they call it. They couldn't figure out how those stone lintels were lifted and placed on the pillars. It is a prehistoric structure built before man evolved from apes. You could not train two chimps to carry a log to place across a stream to make a bridge. Cooperative effort is a unique human capability. This is why Stonehenge evokes mysticism.
@sree251 it's pretty much been worked out, and given enough time and manpower, it's relatively simple. It doesn't require magic, aliens, or gods. It certainly doesn't pre-date humans!
Man and the other Primate Apes did evolve from a common ancestor but separately.... some 4 million years ago!
Evolution is an imaginative story that has appeal to fans of science. The majority of people prefer a spiritual first cause.
However, although our own species has been traced back for less than 1 million years, Stonehenge was built by humans, only a few thousand years ago.
Has it occurred to you that everything not natural are built by us? And we are not a specie, a life form that can be classified and placed in a category alongside bees, ants, and stuff.
Why they built is the mystery, not how they did it; and trying to invoke the least plausible ideas does not go anywhere.
Why is it a mystery? Stonehenge looks similar to other ancient structures found elsewhere all over the world: Egypt, Greece, India, China, etc.
Of course we're a species! Do you know nothing of biology?
I know biology. I was taught that in school. I know Catholic theology also. I studied that for the priesthood. We are all free to follow our respective beliefs. I just happen to have no beliefs.
you say you have no beliefs, but what about your belief that homo sapiens is not a species?
Did I say we are homo sapiens? I don't know what we are. It is a mystery. Seriously. I am not trying to lure you into an inane argument. I have to live a conventional life and going along with conventional beliefs just to get my food from the groceries or get past immigration with without delay.
