"The DNA sequences showed that this individual came from a previously unknown group of extinct humans that have become known as Denisovans. Together with their sister group the Neandertals, Denisovans are the closest extinct relatives of currently living humans."
Will you still say that this proves nothing? :)
Seriously, give me one question where we once had a scientific answer, however inadequate, but now the best answer is a religious one.
It doesn't prove anything about God one way or another. Nor is that what the study is about. The real problem here ALIENated is you know the facts don't support your belief which is why you're bringing up God in a conversation about science. I might as well bring up Lord of the Rings in a discussion about European history.
It maybe proves that God works in mysterious ways. And that is what it is all about, right ... proving that there is no God. But how does that prove there is no God? It simply proves that Man has no clue what God is up to or what He was up to. I love how atheists cannot understand something so they start making up stuff about it. Maybe that one individual was a freak of nature created by God to keep us guessing. Have you not noticed that "scientists" usually find one of something and then they get out their foot-wide brush and start spouting theories by making foot-wide assumptions? Oh we found a fossilized ape. That must have been where Man came from. Who cares? There is a God and we barely know what He is up to now. How could we possibly know what He was up to in the past? I am more concerned with what He has planned for the future. Maybe that is what really scares you and your comrads, that, if you have read Revelations, we are headed exactly where God said we would go ... straight to hell ... in a handbasket.