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I read your whole post, since you requested it of me. You didn’t say that evolution dosn’t prove evolution, you said that it only proves that things are similar. As you said earlier, similarity doesn’t prove relatedness. So, according to you, similarity is DNA doesn’t prove relatedness.“You’re ignoring reality” is not a valid argument. And I think it would have been prudent to read more than two sentences of my post; you would have noticed that I basically defended your right to believe in evolution.
I did not say that DNA has nothing to do with relatedness. I did say that it cannot prove evolution, even if by itself it seems to be valid evidence.
You say I’m being illogical but you don’t really back up your claim. How am I being illogical? I look at the world and I for one don’t see any reason at all to think evolution explains how we came into being, and I don’t think that the fact that most scientists believe otherwise is a good enough reason to change my view on the matter. I betray no Church teachings in my belief and I respect everyone’s right to disagree with me until the Magisterium rules against one side or the other. Where do I err? Where does all logic depart from me in my observations?
You are being illogical when you ignore the evidence in front of you, and apparently for no good reason. You insist that DNA doesn’t prove relatedness (only that it proves similarity). Can you give a good reason for denying that evidence?
When you observe evidence (DNA) and refuse to accept it, "all logic depart"s from you.
Evolution has been observed. Again, you ignore the evidence (reality).