I doubt you have the first clue what I'm even talking about, brainwash.
Evolutionist: Oh, look, species have appeared and gone extinct over time. They have similar biological and genetic structures (as if, mind you, the terrestrial creatures of common design would be radically dissimilar): common ancestry must be true!
LOL!
You're right, I don't have the first clue what you're even talking about.
Your ignorance of biology and fossils is not really a great selling point, you might want to address the evidence. Species have appeared and gone extinct over time, you're right there. So where do these new species come from?
You ass. My ignorance of biology?! By which you actually mean my rejection of the hypothesis of evolution, which I understand very well. You don't have the first friggin' clue what I know or don't know about the matter. You imbecilic atheists predictably spout the same slogans over and over again.
It's tiresome.
"Oh, you reject the hypothesis of evolution? You must not understand the hypothesis and the purported evidence for it."
New flash: the fundamentals of the hypothesis, the purported evidence for it, the evolutionist's underlying presupposition and the reasoning thereof are not the stuff of rocket science. I pulled down straight A's on the various aspects of the hypothesis in college, in exams and papers, and my professors never had the slightest clue that I actually believed it was all a crock, a myth, a bedtime story, a fantasy, a fairy tale, a pile of crap. . . .
You don't understand what I'm getting at, apparently, by your own admission, regarding the underlying metaphysics of scientific inquiry in general and the underlying metaphysics of the hypothesis in particular. It's
you who doesn't really grasp, ultimately, why you believe it to be true. You unwittingly beg the question, presuppose the conclusion in your premise, every time you open your yap. Essentially, your "religious" conviction comes down to this: naturalism is necessarily true; therefore, evolution is necessarily true. LOL! Zoom! Right over your head.
For someone who believes God doesn't exist, you sure do act as if he does, and apparently you think your it as you unwittingly claim that naturalism/materialism is absolutely true . . . as if you had all knowledge like God. LOL!
As for the foundation of existence, the issue is not knowing precisely what preceded the Big Bang or what preceded the putative, primordial quantum vacuum . . . or, even, for that matter, what materially preceded the latter if anything. The issue is that the material realm of being is obviously a mutable and, therefore, contingent existent. It cannot possibly be the eternal ground of existence. The evidence for that conclusion is both empirical and rational.
Once again, those who stupidly claim there is no evidence for God's existence are rank imbeciles and liars.