The theory of Evolution is well supported by science

I must apologize to my opponent. I was not aware he preferred a debate with a thiest. I will do my best to cross-examine with all the ferocity a well-informed thiest might provide. "Science does not deal in objective truths, it deals in theories and hypotheses." This is true, however science also deals with observable evidence on which to draw these theories and hypotheses. Previous research done by myself has shown a lacking in observable evidence. It does exist, however not in quantities to show beyond a 95% burden of proof. 1) Evidence from deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA):My opponent points out similarities between organisms and how those correlations suggest a common ancestor. I have one issue with this argument.1. Correlation ≠ Causation While what Pro says is true, it is only suggestive. Much like most arguments for Evolution. We think " If Evolution were true, how would things be?" and upon finding something that correlates we pipe that as evidence. The issue with this comes when you realise this cannot only be applied to Evolution. For an example, let's look from a theist's point of view. "If a Deity existed, how would things be?" Would not a deity have people create houses of worship to praise him? If so then churches and a God correlate. However, an atheist would argue my point. " Simply because churches would make sense if a deity existed, that does not necassarily prove his existence."Simply because we share similarities with other creatures does not completely support Evolution. What's to stop a Christian from suggesting that god created all beings from a similar genetic mold? Both are suggestive.2) Evidence from the fossil record:Here Pro successfully shows the progression of humans through various fossils that supports Evolution. I will not argue this point. There does seem to be a progression of traits before Homo Sapiens.However there is an issue with his next argument!My opponent is absolutely correct in saying that Evolution is easily falsifiable. All it would take is a single fossil found in the wrong continent/layer of rock and this theory would crumble. If Evolution can't account for a misplaced species, then its credibility would fall apart.Here are some examples of a few situations Evolution has trouble explaining;http://www.allaboutscience.org...Let's begin with the obvious one.The cambrian explosion is a phenomenon in the fossil record that carries an enigma of sorts.There was a period dubbed "pre-cambrian" in which there was very little complex life. There simple organsims that wandered the planet. Then, a quirk!All of the sudden, the fossil record shows many forms of very complex organisms taking over the globe. The question here is where did all of these complex organisms come from in such a brief period of time? Evolution has some issues explaining this away. Without an apparent transition, we got all of these intricate animals. http://www.icr.org...Here one of those misplaced fossils I spoke of.The Hurdia is an aquatic animal that was originally marked as a Cambrian fossil after some testing. Later though, it was dicovered that this fossil actually belonged to the Ordovician time period. A small contradiction yes, however a significant one. Why would an apparently Cambrian organism be found so much later in history?That concludes my side of round 2.I do have to address one last thing before I wrap this up. Upon trying to research some of Pro's source, I found them to be generic links. By that I mean they led to the homepage of the website that it was leading to. This wouldn't be such a problem if Pro didn't list sources from general websites such as Wikipedia, Youtube, and science daily where it can be difficult to find the specific information he is referring to. I'm not sure if this is on his end or mine, if it is the former, please be more specific with your sources to avoid confusion. Other than that, I'm expecting a fully fleshed-out rebuttal! I'm playing devil's advocate here and need solid reason to justify my support for Evolution. Don't let me down!