Proof is not the standard for deciding what is true. Correct beyond reasonable doubt is.unless you can categorically prove events that happened billions of years ago.
And it is correct beyond reasonable doubt that billions of years ago, the universe began expanding, eventually generated the solar system including the earth, which eventually generated life, which then evolved into the tree of life we find today. That is not a controversial position within the scientific community, and nobody else gets a vote including the scientifically literate who happen to agree with the experts. It's settled science and it isn't relevant that creationists disagree.
No, there aren't. You've got creationism and evolution as Darwin outlined it - descent with modification in populations over generations due to genetic variation, genetic inheritance, evolving habitats, scarce resources, and natural selection. That's it.There are many competing hypotheses.
Creationism is a hypothesis and only a hypothesis whereas evolution is a confirmed former hypothesis.Red herring.
The theory is correct. Every relevant piece of evidence we have supports the theory, and that's been true for over a century-and-a-half.T of E is a sprawling bunch of hypotheses .. some are confirmed beyond reasonable doubt ....and some are not.