Evolution is more likely than Young Earth Creationism

Error has occurred. I would like to ask for my opponent to let me post rebuttals for his Round 4 and 5 in my last (the next) round. I apologize but hope you will take my rebuttals in the next round as seriously as if I had posted them now. My opponent can make his argument stronger or just write his conclusion: his choice. I would only like to say a few things, since I have been running out of time. 1. I assumed that my opponent thinks the Bible promotes slavery because of what he had displayed in previous rounds. His rebuttal was: " I never claimed this. I actually claimed the opposite. I cited that SOME people believed the Bible promotes slavery due to their interpretations of scripture. This exposes the problem that scripture can be incorrectly interpreted, and therefore is not a valid resource for scientific claims." You're forgetting something. If the scientific claims are TRUE and have been PROVEN, then THAT is the evidence that the Bible's claims are true. Besides, this is irrelevant to the fact that the culture in the Bible-times did promote slavery. This by the way, does not mean God himself promotes it. Saying "the Bible promotes" doesn't actually work because there are many writers of the Bible, not all the stories told and happenings in that time was "God-breathed" rather plain events that needed to be told to us even now. 2. How do people date fossils and why are you so sure that the dates are correct? 3. "80,000 years is more than 10,000 years. While C-14 dating can, as my opponent stated, only date fossils to about 80,000 years, this still disproves YEC, as YEC bases itself on a 10,000 year timeframe." This does not apply to OEC either, and is MORE LIKELY to point towards the Young Earth Theory. 4. "Genealogies do not disprove evolution, they merely are a historical record of humanity. Humanity did not exist before this point, and could not provide historical records. My opponent has also failed to provide a source for the ages of those in the Bible." My only goal is not to disprove evolution, in this case it's to show you how the Bible's genealogies can prove how YEC is more probable than OEC or evolution, and this I have done. 5. "My opponent here is basically stating that although museums and the geologic record seem to indicate evolution is true, this is a byproduct of pro-evolution schooling. She then claims if we went out into the field ourselves, we would figure out something different. She ends with a Bible verse saying to "prove all things."' I am simply reminding you that just because the majority believes so doesn't mean it's true. The whole reason people believe Old Earth Creationism/evolution more than Young Earth Creationism is because your theory sounds more reasonable and even sounds more probable. Also, I believe evolution should not be the only theory taught in public schools because this is another factor that the majority believes in evolution: they were born into the world with all the voices around them saying it's fact, and that's NOT a certainty, even Richard Dawkins can say that. Please accept these as the best I could do due to time and Internet error. I will *debunk* the rest of your round in my last. Thank you for waiting, Phoenix, and good luck.