None of those answers, by itself, proves evolution happened beyond the shadow of a doubt. However, when you take each piece, each independent line of evidence, and put them together, evolution is the only credible explanation that we've yet come up with. Folks have been trying for a long time, but evolution has stood the test. It's passed so many tests, that the general concept is indeed considered by many to be a fact.
You like to cast doubt, throwing all of the various creationist gems to see what sticks to the wall. When those are shown to be blown out of proportion, or just plain wrong, you generally fall back on, "that's your opinion, and plenty of people hold my contrary opinion."
When we get right down to it, you are reluctant to accept evolution because of religious misgivings. That's fine. The problems arise when you try to shroud those misgivings in a pseudoscientific cloak. If you don't want to believe, then don't believe. Those of us who ACCEPT the explanation would rather not have to deal with the same questions we've already answered over and over.
Please let me know when you come up with a credible (NON-religious) explanation that explains the facts as well as evolutionary theory. Until then, you're just galloping along.
You didn't ask for answers, and still won't listen to them.
But I'll keep trying anyway.
None of those answers, by itself, proves evolution happened beyond the shadow of a doubt. However, when you take each piece, each independent line of evidence, and put them together, evolution is the only credible explanation that we've yet come up with. Folks have been trying for a long time, but evolution has stood the test. It's passed so many tests, that the general concept is indeed considered by many to be a fact.
You like to cast doubt, throwing all of the various creationist gems to see what sticks to the wall. When those are shown to be blown out of proportion, or just plain wrong, you generally fall back on, "that's your opinion, and plenty of people hold my contrary opinion."
When we get right down to it, you are reluctant to accept evolution because of religious misgivings. That's fine. The problems arise when you try to shroud those misgivings in a pseudoscientific cloak. If you don't want to believe, then don't believe. Those of us who ACCEPT the explanation would rather not have to deal with the same questions we've already answered over and over.
Please let me know when you come up with a credible (NON-religious) explanation that explains the facts as well as evolutionary theory. Until then, you're just galloping along.