I do understand. I understand that those who believe in evolution do not consider the 'beginning' of life, called abiogenesis, as a part of the evolutionary process. I do.
It's not people who "consider" this to be so. It is factually so.
The theory of evolution deals with the
evolution of life. Not with its origins.
It is irrelevant that you believe otherwise. Your beliefs don't matter when the facts say differently.
All you will accomplish, is arguing strawmen.
Without the beginning there can be no evolution as taught by so many.
And without "the beginning" there can also be no germ theory. So what? Do you also complain about germ theory and medical science because abiogenesis remains an open question?
Didn't think so. This is more evidence that you are just grasping at straws and hold a double standard concerning those sciences that you perceive to be a threat to your a priori religious beliefs.
The beginning of life on earth is definitely part of the considered evolutionary process.
No, it's not.
It's just like I understand that many people say humans are apes and animals. I do not. You can say they are, Others can say they are; I can say they are not, whether or not you currently agree with me.
And no matter what you or anyone else says, the facts remain the facts.
And the FACTS say that humans are animals, primates, mammals, tetrapods, vertebrates and eukaryotes.
You can deny it all you want and
believe whatever you want.
It's irrelevant when the facts say otherwise.
Same as you can say abiogenesis has nothing to do with the theory of evolution or evolution, I say it does.
And you'ld be wrong.
You have the right to be wrong off course.
But I have to say, I have very little respect for willful ignorance. None at all, actually.
You have your opinion which may be popular
Facts aren't opinions.
and which you think or believe is well-founded, I do not agree with the opinion that fossils prove-show-demonstrate (however you want to describe it) that life evolved by biologic mechanical forces, considering "survival of the fittest."
The validity of scientific theories, isn't determined based on what you happen to believe.
And it
most certaintly isn't determined based on what you happen to believe
religiously and dogmatically, while also ignoring all the evidence, the facts and employing intellectually dishonest double standards just to be able to handwave away any and all science that you perceive as a threat to your a priori dogmatic religious beliefs.