THANK YOU TROODON, ESPECIALLY FOR BEING A LITTLE THOROUGH..
Since you presented things I have already seen I am not sure anyone wants to see a 2 page response.
I assume, as you have shown, that all of our information is second hand at best. Unless, of course, someone wants to slap some credentials up on the table.
Myself, I have none. So anything I ever state is to be taken with a grain of salt.
I would like to comment on a couple things, though.
Radiometric Dating:
The information I have seen on this leaves me thinking that it is guesswork at best.
Obviously a long list of proposed errors by many sources in this dating method could be presented.
2) Physiological similarities:
This one has always confused me as to its supposed proof of evolution.
In creating cars, common parts and ideas are used from design to design.
I fail to see how this is not just as easily shown to be proof of Intelligent Design. Unless of course ''bias'' in thrown into the mix. And yes, I am biased in my opinion as well.
3) Organization of the fossil record- Again, we have here a point where many inconsistancies on your ''Geologic Column'' could be shown.
I could list so many sites that debunk this type of ''evidence'', it would take days to go thru.
4) Microevolution- Your issue with the term KINDS is irrelevant.
Everone acts as if all these categories of species were here from the dawn of time.
In Levitcus, the bat is called an "OPH" in hebrew in a long list of birds.
Obviously all these distictions in species came along at some later period.
A ''kind'' is just that. A rabbit is a rabbit, a horse is a horse. Easy enough.
The fact that there is no hard definition of "kind'' to please the intellect in no way would show that a Rabbit will ever change over time into another ''kind'' of animal.
5) Non-funtioning pseudogenes:
You'll have to forgive my ignorance here, but I am still looking into this one.
I dont want to give any opinion until I have read more.
I will say that what I have read from both sides on this so far hasnt really impressed me as anything that would debunk a 6 day creation.
But I will get back to it.
6) Transitional fossils
I really wish you had listed one of the other ''many examples'' that are supposedly in existance.
Archaeopteryx would seem to be just another ''kind'' of bird that is extinct.
I can list lots of arguements showing this, but again, it is at least 3rd hand information.
7) John Goodman:
FINALLY, SOME REAL EVIDENCE