Erm, monkeys and apes split off as two separate lineages from the prosimians. Hominids then split off from the apes, eventually giving rise to humans. Sorry, I couldn't let the wrongness pass :S
@ Dattebayo: It's perfectly easy to reconcile evolution with religion. When Darwin published The Origin of Species, the Church had no problem with it; they had, by and large, accepted Genesis as a myth created to explain what couldn't be explained, and were perfectly happy to beleive that God created the universe and then let things happen.
I don't know what's gone so very wrong since then.
Hell, Darwin himself believed in God; he says so in the last line of Origin of Species. Then his daughter died and he became Agnostic... but that was for philosophical reasons. Well, I guess scientific reasons are philosophical, too... but that wasn't it either way.
Anyway! People think that God and evolution have to be separate because they put God in a box. They think that God's existance depend upon the attributes they assign him. I used to struggle with evolution. I didn't want to believe in it because the idea that it was true scared me. I saw all the logical flaws of Creationists, but... well, I just tried to avoid it.
I got over it eventually, of course. My fear wasn't grounded in reality. The church is what told me that evolution and God couldn't coexist. And it's a really harmful idea. It scares people into making themselves ignorant. It also makes believers in God look stupid, makes the whole idea of God look flawed. It really bugs me...