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Originally Posted by Eomer  No. The scientific line is that there is a couple centuries of evidence and study that all point to evolution through natural selection over time being a viable explanation of the variety of life on this planet. |
Points to ... indicates .... only viable theory...
These are terms that don't convince. The people who are serious in this conversation know there is no conclusive 'truth' or proven theory apart from mathematics. And even that is up for debate in some circles. What we are discussing is probability of theories being true.
'Pure evolution' - beyond reasonable doubt this is true.
'Natural selection' - again true beyond reasonable doubt.
Emergence of new species due to cumulative evolution - not proven or substantially supported beyond the two 'truths' above and not being in possession of any other 'reasonable theories'.
What I am looking for is proof in the fossil record that supports the spontaneous emergence of the human species through cumulative evolution from other species. To my knowledge there still isn't any ?
