abelcainsbrother said:You said reproduction or adaptation is evolution but the problem is that in every example there is no evolving going on.But you say it is,but there is no way to know based on the evidence so you and they must assume it is evolving.I hope this helps .I think this might help you look up the definition for evolution then examine the evidence.
It's been said quite often, but this point needs repeating:
You think that evolution is "one kind becoming a fundamentally different kind", but this is not what evolution is. This is a straw man representation of what evolution is, a lie.
I'll explain it again: Humans are still apes today. We didn't evolve from apes. We ARE apes. We are a subclass of ape.
All apes are still primates today. We didn't evolve from primates. We ARE primates. We are a subclass of primates.
Primates are still mammals today. We didn't evolve from ...
You should get the idea by now.
It is wrong to think that evolution is "changing into something different". If a human were to give birth to a cat, that would NOT BE EVOLUTION. If an animal with the head of a crocodile and the body of a duck were to emerge, that would NOT BE EVOLUTION. These are straw man representations, they are not what scientists talk about.
As always, I'll offer you the still-standing challenge I've been posing to creationists for the last 2-3 years:
Imagine evolution were true. What evidence would you expect to find? Please be specific: "I would expect to find fish with hands" or "I would expect to find fossils with such-and-such shape in this-and-this time".
Typically, three possibilities arise:
1) You ask for something that has already been found and you don't know about it or (never happened) you ask for something that could be found but has yet to be found.
2) You ask for something that could not possibly be found if evolution were true, it would violate one or more laws of evolution.
3) (this always happens) You don't answer the question.