With a mutationrate of ~55, a couple percentage can be accounted for over the course of ~7 million years.
No. 95% is conservative even. It's rather more then that.
No.
Similarity is rather better explained by similar conditions. Rocks in rivers tend to gain specific features due to erosion. So similar rocks likely came from the bottom of rivers.
In life though... it's not mere similarity. It's more specifically the pattern of those similarities. And not just similarities either. Exact matches, rather.
The genetic matches in the collective genomes of life, map out to a branching tree. A nested hierarchy. A family tree.
The best explanation for such a pattern is common ancestry.
It literally is what a family tree is. When we draw a family tree based on DNA samples from the family in question, it works in the exact same way... it maps matches.
The tree that it spews out, is the family tree. It shows who shares a common ancestor with who at which node.
How is the best explanation for this not common ancestry?
Indeed it isn't. It doesn't reproduce for one.
Tesla cars also don't map out in a branching tree.
There is no nested hierarchy in its parts, features, functions, plans, what-have-you.
The only deception here, is the strawman version of evolution you have in your head
Yes. And when examine it up close, we find that humans have a fused cromosome and we can identify the exact fusion site.
When we split it up again, then we find that it matches the 2 chromosomes from chimps that we seem to be "missing".
We don't miss them. They are fused together in humans.
Chromosomal fusion is a known mutation. We know of multiple cases also where it happened and achieved fixation.
No it's not
Here's a 5 minute video from a prof (who's a christian btw) explaining it clearly and in detail for you to ignore:
You will require evidence FOR your argument in order to support your argument.
Trying to poke holes in perceived rivaling theories, is not going to make your own claims any more credible.
I've told you this before.