We didn't evolve from apes.
We are an ape. Ape is the family of species where humans, gorillas, chimpanzees, and others belong to.
And we evolved from a common ancestor from which all apes came from.
We share ancestor with the chimpanzees too, in a closer path.
So by the fact that humans exist, apes exist. We are apes.
By looking scientifically at the human body it is very obvious that we evolved. Bone structure and features can be traced. DNA, genetic, transposons, ERVs, markers, and much more show a very strong heritage.
Consciousness is a different beast all together. It didn't evolve, but emerged. The potential for consciousness is a fundamental "thing" of the Universe. It was never created. It's just as eternal as time, space, force, etc.
Uhm... no. I've taken some classes, and we're not pretty inside or organized. It's a big lump of stuff. Several organs can be easily removed without causing any greater harm to the individual. Why are there redundancy like this?
Explain when and how God created the blood clothing? It's a favorite example by apologists, but no one can explain why God created it to begin with. Did God expect Adam and Eve to get hurt and cut themselves? That was the "perfect" world he created? Same goes for antibodies, lymphatic system, etc. Why did God have to create that, unless he knew there would be disease. Why did God create us to have a need for microbial cultures to break down our food? Why did God create us with a flawed and broken C-vitamin gene? Those questions can be answered with evolution, but Genesis is completely silent.
Not quite.
There are at 20 different "models" of eyes in the world.
Humans have at least 3 different genetic types of color sight. (One that can see 4 colors.)
The cameras today are more effective than human eyes. Hasselblad cameras come up to close to 100 MPix now. That's some 2-4 times better than humans.
I have so many things I could explain to you, but I ran out of time. I'll come back to this later.