I'll take your high school biology class and raise you by a college education paleontology class. What you call evidence of evolution is natural selection within a species that is not evolution by itself. You also refer to fossil records? Again, paleontology is the study of the fossil record, to prove evolution though is to ignore that the fossil record is incomplete and proves nothing accept that something existed at one time. You say evolution is proven? Then why is it only referred to as a theory even by the scientists who believe in evolution? Why is it that I have also met many paleontologist and biologists who believe in creation and not evolution? Simple, because no true evidence has been discovered that proves that claim. The only reason so many people believe in evolution is because they are sheeple unwilling to think for themselves but would rather be spoon fed by the governmental school system. I do have respect for those people who acknowledge that evolution is a theory but choose to believe it because to them it makes sense but those who try to claim it is a fact, not so much.
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there is no dispute about evolution, the fact's regarding evolution have been observed.
many theist claim theistic evolution, as in placing a god and creation in substitute for abiogenesis. it doesnt make them right, it just shows you theist can follow evolution.
the reason people follow evolution is because they know about evolution. if one lacks the education it is their own fault.
there has been a lack of understanding in exactly what a scientific theory is for many theist. IT IS as close to law or fact as it can get. It means the information stands valid and credible
the fossil record stands as solid proof of evolution, and it is the weakest evidence of evolution, but even with fossils alone we see a perfect record of evolution. If you choose to discount the knowledge and evidence based on preconcieved theistic values its your choice. It doesnt make it correct in any way shape or form.
anyone can take evidence and poorly interpret it. the real challenge, is gaining knowledge, not refusing it