Question for the theist

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These kinds of findings are common. When someone says something like "fossils and genetics all lead to the same thing," it's a giveaway that they get their info from youtube, and are basically just evolution cheerleaders.

Not like you, eh? Not like you, when you found two people who support- tacitly- the opinion you already had before looking for them. Because those two people, the fact that they have differing opinions invalidates all the evidence and somehow means that the vast scientific consensus in favor of evolution and common ancestry somehow evaporates, right?

Too bad, ninety-seven percent of scientists! Two people disagree with you!

This cherry picking of data is a little sad, don't you think? You'll pull out a couple of sources that support you, while ignoring the context surrounding them. But sorry dude, science isn't just done based on one or two opinions.