I do understand how evolution is supposed to work and it makes no sense scientifically.
Biologists, geneticists, molecular biologists, biochemists, etc, overwhelmingly disagree with your layman's opinion.
And they actually know what they are talking about - while you obviously don't.
Spontaneous generation is not possible and is considered scientifically false
1. the origins of life is out-of-scope for evolution. in fact, it is a question that lives in a different field of science entirely.
2. "spontaneous generation" is an idea from more then a century ago which has been discarded for also about a century or so. It seems you need to brush up a bit, since you are way behind. The modern hypothesis is found under abiogenesis and it is a work in progress.
However, it is the very basic premise of evolution.
It's not.
Evolution assumes that life exists and that's it. Which seems like a pretty safe assumption. It doesn't matter to evolution AT ALL,
how life came to be.
Evolution requires some sort of magic to have even started the process
No. It just requires life to exist- by whatever means.
It doesn't matter at all. Evolution is a process that
existing life is subject to.
It's called
the origin of species.
...and magic isn't scientific.
Says the creationist....
In order to believe in evolution, a person has to have faith in the unknown and unseen
No. Life demonstrably exists and we can study it.
...which kind of sounds like religion and not science.
Most of all, it sounds like a strawman. And a big, fat one at that...
Evolution doesn't have any tangible proof...
Funny. +200.000 scientific papers on the subject, says otherwise.
if it did, I would expect that there would be at least one human example of a person who wasn't completely human in some medical study by now.
You only expect that, because you obviously have no clue how evolution works.
Individuals don't speciate. Populations do.
And only vertically as well, never horizontally. Species don't jump branches.
As in: every individual that ever lived, was of the same species as its direct parents.
Just like every human that ever lived, spoke the same language as the parents that human was raised by. But yet, latin became french, spanish, italian, portugese,...
But, as the Dawkins likes to say,
no latin speaking mother ever gave birth to a spanish speaking child.
Here's a tip for you:
before trying to argue against (or for, for that matter) a scientific model, please first inform you about said model.
Because at this point, you are just arguing against strawmen and exposing your utter ignorance on the model.
That's fine though, there's no shame in ignorance. Ignorance, furthermore, is easily fixed with a bit of studying. But please... don't pretend to be qualified to argue about matters you clearly have no knowledge of.
However, even in my major huge hospital, we only treat regular humans...not a single unit for not fully human beings...and even all the babies keep turning out to be fully human....even the genetically damaged or mutated ones in the NICU.
Here's the sarcasting silver line: if this wouldn't be the case, then the evolutionary model would be demonstrated to be
wrong.
If a human would give birth to a non-human, then evolution as currently understood would be falsified.
See? The kind of "evidence" you would like to see in SUPPORT of evolution, would actually falsify it instead.
That's how little you understand about this theory.
Do yourself a favor, and inform yourself on some basic biology. Because this is a waste of time and energy for everybody here - you most of all.