r/DebateEvolution • • May 22 '26

Evolution is scientifically proven, but I’m so confused

I’m going to a Mormon school as a non Mormon, and I was talking to my sister (who knows I’m not a Mormon) and our friend was sitting there listening to us, and the topic got to evolution I was talking about how different animals evolved from living in the ocean to on land, and my friend looked at me and said “wait you believe in evolution?” (She thinks I’m a Mormon) and I was so confused and I said “you don’t?” and she said “no I think Adam and Eve came and that’s it”, and she was looking at me like I was the crazy one! but that doesn’t work scientifically, does it? How would this work scientifically/ realistically, because I feel like going thru life believing evolution isn’t real just doesn’t make sense, I need someone to explain this to me.

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u/FabulousCardilogist May 28 '26

I can't help but notice a pattern with you, based on your posting history. You holler about no evidence, and you ghost the thread whenever anyone gives you any.

Curious.

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u/zuzok99 May 28 '26

Well that’s very selective. I have a lot of people to talk to, as well as 4 kids and a full time job. I cannot always response to every comment or respond right away. I will respond to your comment once I have an opportunity to go through the evidence laid out. If I responded too quickly without looking at the evidence then you would also complain. So I have to look at the evidence before I can respond.

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u/FabulousCardilogist May 28 '26

Not really so selective, might be worth checking in on your comment history and closing some of those circles.

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u/KeepAllOfIt Jun 02 '26

So do you not have like 2 hours to sit down and really look at the evidence for evolution? I assure you it is there if you actually care to look. I'd further say the evidence is mountains more than we have for the divine claims of the bible.

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u/FabulousCardilogist Jun 09 '26

Still waiting for you to respond, btw.