Definitions are meaningless. Facts support their use and make them meaningful. You seem to be confused here.
Mechanism for creating complexity, or in your case a lack of it.
Yet you don't want to admit it when you don't know. You do not address the problems with evolution that have been pointed out to you and simply dismiss them as not being a problem for you because you believe that evolution can happen. It sounds more like a fundamentalist belief than something you actually researched.
Bacterial resistance does not prove evolution. Evolution requires an ongoing change from one type of organism to another.
1) You describe adaptation, ironically a creationists concept known for millennia.
2,3) You know life is changing. That does not imply that any change is possible. Ironically for your case the fossil record actually shows life to be largely static and resistant to change.
4) Dogs are a good example of how over thousands of years of selective breeding to maximise change they still remain dogs. Synthetic evolution is not a proof of evolution. If you have to prove that evolution occurs through selecting what DNA changes to perform and induce them then you have only proven it can't happen by itself. You have proven creation.
5) Water, organic chemistry and energy are a requirement of creation as well. You seem to be grasping at straws here.
6) Miller's experiment was shown to be largely flawed by not mimicking the correct conditions present on earth. It also showed that the conditions have to be exactly controlled or it would destroy it. Miller's experiment only showed the components of life so artificially designing an experiment to make cellular structures only shows it doesn't happen by chance, because outside influences would destroy it before evolution can even start. When Dean Kenyon spent his career trying to prove Miller's experiment he came to the conclusion that it's not possible.
The only evidence for the primordial soup is - oh wait there isn't any. You believe that it was there just like you want to believe evolution is true. The problem (for you) is that without that you can't assume there must have been evolution from a primordial soup.
I don't laugh at such notions. There is enough evidence in history to suggest this is the case if you want to see things in a material context. Though it should be kept in mind that ancient civilisations had a tendency to use physical descriptions for things they couldn't comprehend. Likewise there is enough evidence to consider God a real possibility. What people do not understand is that these are not questions of science.
How can you claim that eternity cannot exist? The problem is in trying to misuse science of the physical world with a metaphysical concept. Science can't show where the universe comes from because it is limited to our reality conversely science can't show why there has to be existence in the first place or why our chronological understanding should apply. Philosophically we can make the argument that change can not exist because anything that changes requires an initial state and ultimate start so it must be an illusion. Everything therefore must be pure existence without state that would make eternity into the past and future irrelevant.











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) but that God created matter, space and time, the laws of thermodynamics and all other laws and continues to sustain them through His will. The naturalistic view of reality is thus that creation can be understood in predictive ways because there are actual unchanging laws ordained by God. Your claim that you have "proof" that the laws have never been violated thus only proves this claim true and not that God didn't put these laws in place or can't suspend them or intervene.


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