Data / facts as found in any scientific journal
are quite a different matter, where such as
flood, weird orogeny, water canopy, warn arctic
etc will find not one datum point in support.
To say otherwise goes beyond mere "facts not in evidence"
Facts are the same. The interpretations vary.
Some interpretations have more support than others. But saying "we can't explain", when other interpretations better fit the facts, borders on disingenuity.
I'm not talking only about biology and geology, I'm including all sciences..... anthropological, archaeological, physics, etc.....along with indecipherable phenomena, (yeah, more unexplained events), how they fit into the picture.
Listen, I'm aware of my ignorance regarding all of your views, which inhibits me from accusing you of 'giving the lie to any claim to a search for what is true.'
Reciprocation would be appreciated.