Do you know why Mendel was experimenting with hybrids in the first place?
My issue is with inductive reasoning passing itself off as a transcendent principle of exclusively naturalistic causes. That's my only issue with the scientific definition of evolution in biology. I make no pretense of being guided by an aprior assumption of God as Creator, an a priori fact that is self evident and not subject to the normative queries of empirical testing.
Unlike you I admit the scientific definition of evolution as the change of alleles in populations over time and my firm conviction of God as Creator and creation the substantive principle that transcends all of life. I'm not blending the two, I clearly tell anyone who is listening that this is the point of the evidential apologetic I employ.
You however, never once have admitted your naturalistic assumptions. That flawed argument is a classic equivocation fallacy. The way you argue for mutations as a vehicle of natural selection is another. You have to get the beneficial trait first for natural selection to act on it. If you don't have a molecular mechanism (not a copy error) sufficient you are begging the question of proof.
So because traits are inheritable then you can assume naturalistic causes throughout the history of life. I refuse to make that assumption and you refuse to admit I must in order to accept the double meaning of evolution as you have defined it.
That's a given, God is Creator, that is also a given. You argue furiously against the latter while pretending to believe the former. How does that work?
You have categorically rejected God as Creator and yet claim this is somehow definitive. There is another fallacious line of reasoning your being told actually works from your Darwinian audience, it's called begging the question and your a fairly typical front man for it.
You haven't the slightest interest in paleontology or at least you have never offered an argument from the fossil record. You throw around pithy, pedantic, rhetorical clutch phrases that are just as scathing as you can get them and pretend that's a scientific argument.
You have no less then three fallacious arguments in this post alone not counting the ad hominem you started with and invariably end with. Your being used, get off the stage, turn up the house lights and learn who these people in the shadows really are. Because I can tell you for a fact, they are anything but Christian.
You can start with the definition of evolution. How many definitions are there?
Have a nice day

Mark