How will creationists react to the first human-chimp hybrid?

Now that answer was helpful. That's exactly what I wanted to clarify and you did so in very succinct, clear terms.Thank you.

See, even I remembered the chimp numbers wrong. Actually, I could have sworn it was 13 and 14.Anyway, regarding the 2q, 2p, 2a, and 2b confusion, that's what happens when you put too much into the names.I remember one time in physics a student came to the TA office for help. Long story short, he couldn't understand why in one of the homework problems the text told him to use one equation but his professor told him to use another. We (the TAs) took a look at it and we couldn't understand what the confusion was. They were the same equation! They used different letters but the format was exactly the same.It's always better to know what the heck those names stood for rather than put too much faith in the names themselves. Afterall, you're not going to stand there and argue to somebody for calling someone you know "William" even though you know him as "Wil".

LOL!!!I say we clone a bunch human babys and ask the christians if the births were immaculate! Then they can worship them!