User:PhilipN/Essay:Questions to evolutionists

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Question 1: How can a major mutation happen while transitional states are not viable ?

While eyes or wings are undoubtedly advantages, those evolutions did not happen in 1 generation. And, as it is often quoted, Evolution is blind. How 10% of an eye or 10% of a could have been be useful ?

Question 3: Who was the first Homo Sapiens ?

Was his father a homo sapiens as well ?

Question 4: How would an evolutionist define a specie ?

Is it even possible to do so ?

Question 5: How is Evolution more scientific than Creation ?

How isn't it a question of faith ?

Question 6: Is evolution a science ?

As defined by wikipedia, Science (from Latin scientia, meaning "knowledge") is a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe.
Is is testable ? Can we do predictions over millions of years ? And finally, could the falsehood of the theory be proven ?

Question 7: Great advantages are not very often seen

Why is that we do not see many big-brain species, it seems to be a pretty good strategy.

Question related to Evolution but not challenging the theory

Question A: According to Evolution, degrading biodiversity does not matter

According to evolutionists, there has already been many great extinction followed by explosion of diversity. If so, It does not really matter if we degrade biodiversity, it will be fixed by itself.

Question B: According to Evolution, a human is not more important than a cockroach

So why should we kill cockroaches and not humans ?

Question C: Is Evolution compatible with the Soul ?

If yes, how did it begin ? Did homo habilis have a soul ?