>>40616049 (OP)I have an argument, and it's pretty simple. Even you can understand it.
Premise A: all live here evolved over millions of years.
Premise B: if i can find one case (better if multiple) proving that this cannot have happened, then A is false and an alternative origin must be considered. Intelligent design is the preferred alternative. If a better alternative is offered, I'll yield.
Example 1: wing cases on beetles.
There are no fossil examples of any creature midway between a beetle and whatever it was before it had wing cases.
Example 2: woodpecker tongues.
Picrel shows the routing of the tongue of a woodpecker. There are no fossil records of anything between that configuration and other birds' configurations.
Example 3: the bombardier beetle.
Any defect in its caustic spray mechanism would result in fatal injury to the beetle.
Example 4: the honeybee dance.
This one seems a bit more tied to mass consciousness than the others, but if anything it supports the idea that consciousness is not a function of brains.
Example 5: bird gizzards.
Think about it. How could such an organ just randomly grow, being nonfunctional (and wasteful of muscle tissue) until it finally was perfected enough to be functional?
There are many other examples, but each of these stretch the limits of plausibility if one is expected to believe that these variations came about by random mutations of single pairs of nucleotide pairs. The math just doesn't reach plausibility.
Disclaimer: Not a Monotheist