Did Humans Evolve From Monkeys?

Humans do not originate in any of the living species of monkey. But humans do have ancestors in common, and we belong to the same order which is primates. The order of primates (apes) is subdivided into the wet-nosed primates and the dry-nose primates. A suborder of the dry-nosed primates is divided further into New World monkeys and the Old World monkeys. Old World monkeys do not have a tail and they form the family of anthropoid apes. This comprises the smaller gibbons and the larger apes, which are further divided into orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, and human beings.

So, human beings did not technically evolve from monkeys, gorillas or from any other known primate. Human beings belong to the same order of primates which is the Old World primates that contain gorillas, chimpanzees, and orangutans. Humans and monkeys have ancestors in common, but humans did not evolve from apes.

No! Monkeys make  monkeys, and people make people

No! There are many reasons to prove that we, humans, didn't came from monkeys. Humans pollute their surroundings that can kill others while monkeys don't even thought to do that. And if humans really came from monkeys, why is it that there are still monkeys living and didn't evolve to become humans. In zoos, there are still monkeys that lived years ago and still don't become humans. Simply, we are created by God in His own image.