Evolution says everything happened by chance. The forming of the earth, the setting distance from the sun, water to give life, seasons to renew, and emotions evolved out of instinct. When did man go from animal to man? A missing link? A theory? You can't find a bone like ours older than 14,000 to 16,000 thousand years ago. Wasn't that around the time of Adam and Eve? Did the food supply evolve alond with each species, or was all the food alreadt here. How would evolution know that? I mean, what we and others eat.

Did we fly they begin to walk again? Did a baby come first or a grown adult? Who would feed it and what would it eat? Would it mate with another like itself, or go backwards mating with what it evolved from? Wouldn't it then be in an endless cycle of evolution and we would still be evolving also? At what point would we stop evolving? Would evolution predetermine when we became perfect in our reproductions of one another?