[defenderSD]

"Not by throwing out what we know because of what we don't know.

I'm not suggesting that we throw out what we know. It's just that we really don't know much about the origins of life on earth. The most crucial aspects of the theory of evolution are pure assumption, and beyond that these assumptions are in opposition to some key scientific principles. The more you know about science, the less you can believe in the theory of evolution.

[gcruse]

The most crucial aspects of the theory of evolution are pure assumption,

Correct me if I'm wrong, but one of the foundational
principles of mathematics cannot be logically derived.  This should
bring down the entire house of cards, but for some reason, hasn't.
So we should adopt something made up out of whole cloth instead?