I didn’t dodge anything. You used a metaphor to make fun of the idea that abiogenesis was separate from evolution. I used your same metaphor to show that even if they’re related, you don’t need to fully explain one before you can understand the other. Personally, I prefer the metapor that a pediatrician doesn’t need to fully understand conception and pregnancy in order to treat a child’s flu, but whatever. If you feel belittled by my using your own metaphor, you have only yourself to blame.
Besides, I’m happy to admit that when it comes to the origin of life, we really just don’t know. That doesn’t invalidate everything we do know about life once it exists, much as you’d like it to.
Ok, so you Darwinists don’t know how life began, but it just magically began and then the theory exists. Do you even realize what a huge hole to your theory that is?
Name one transitory animal that shows an evolution from one species to another. You can’t even though there should be billions and billions of examples throughout the millions of years of earth.
It is a myth and a fraud to satisfy atheists that God does not exist.