Nor does evolution. Evolution is one of the least supportable theories in existence. The fossil history is non-existent as are any examples of current evolution.
The core theory of evolution is that the progress of all life began with the "Big Bang". This is wildly mad if you consider that the singularity, from which the Big Bang arose, is expressed as a area the size of a ball point pen ball, in which all matter existed and none of the laws of physics applied.
One must ask as to where the singularity came from in the first instance.
Evolution sounds like faith instead of science.
No. That would be the theory of phlogiston.
And your proposal is to replace it with an unbending faith instead of further scientific enquiry? That's simply unacceptable.
> Evolution sounds like faith instead of science.
That's a bit strong, but on the margins of cosmology, we are certainly getting into untestable theories that are created ex post facto to explain ever more detailed observations of the universe. Quite where one crosses the line into the realm of faith is far from clear.
I am also troubled by the fact that asserting that there is no God is apparently considered a non-religious statement and thus capable of being taught in schools, but that the refutation of this statement, or even the ackknowledgement of the arguments in that direction, are beyond the pale.
That may sound good, but is simply not true. We see evolution in action among elephant populations in Asia right now.
Elephants are being hunted for their tusks. Elephants born without tusks, generally at a disadvantage in finding food, are surviving to breed in higher numbers. The tuskless elephants are better suited to their environment, and as a result the population is becoming more and more dominated by tuskless elephants.
Predation is an important part of natural selection. It is through this particular predation that we have an example of "current evolution".
"The core theory of evolution is that the progress of all life began with the "Big Bang"."
The big bang and evolution have nothing in common and are related in no way.
Darwin's theory of natural selection starts with existing life. It does not delve into the origin or life, and certainly not the origin of the universe.
Non-existent? Who are these handsome critters, then?
Figure 1.4.4. Fossil hominid skulls. Some of the figures have been modified for ease of comparison (only left-right mirroring or removal of a jawbone). (Images © 2000 Smithsonian Institution.)