Motivation for [i]why[/i] you doubt evolution very important... Once, Habilis believed many arguments that claimed to disprove evolution: irreducible complexity of cells, missing fossils, fact that no one sees evolution happening. Habilis believed these and many others. Thought whole world was covered in big flood, which made all fossils. Habilis believed all this because he believed (and still believes) in god. The idea that evolution might be true was idea that seemed impossible. But no matter what Habilis told himself in those days, the ultimate reason Habilis doubted evolution was because he thought evolution would destroy basic parts of faith. If evolution true, then Genesis just a story. Not real history. If evolution true ,then Jesus would seem less real. Yet slowly, Habilis realized the problems with many arguments against evolution and that claimed to be good science. These arguments had fundamental problems. Then, Habilis began to learn about what evolution is, and how it works. The material view of how the material universe works made sense. The reason habilis talks about these things is because he sees many arguing against evolution by using science, and saying evolution is bad theory. By itself, this argument is not bad: it is always good to question established ideas. [b]However, the motivation for these questions IS VERY VERY IMPORTANT. [/b] [b][u]To people who doubt evolution Habilis asks this: would you have any reason to doubt evolutionary theory to be good science if you did not believe god? If you were atheist?[/u][/b] The reason Habilis asks is because this impacts argument that evolution is bad science. If you say evolution is bad science, that argument should be based on science. But if you ask that question because evolution first conflicted with faith - then your questions are about faith, not science. Habilis feels that many arguments for creation "science" mask the real intent of the arguments themselves.