The Theory of Evolution Has Many Flaws

First, I would like to first start off by saying my definition of 'Evolution' and i would provide my opinion towards the questions you asked in round 1. Evolution - the gradual development of something. Here i don't restrict the term evolution to only contain the biological realm, but instead that of whole universe. I will even go so far as to say that 'Big bang theory' is a subset of 'Theory of Evolution'. And now i totally agree that Theory of Evolution is not complete and is still in progress like many other theories. And hence attacking the missing pieces doesn't necessarily discredit the whole theory. So far what you have listed as questions are just few Missing pieces of a whole theory. You have provided Zero evidence to disprove the Evolution theory and so i assume that is not your intent. Your Questions 1. How was the first cell created? '....that chemicals came together to make the first cell, but this is ""completely false""....' '....come together to create the first cell, is "'highly improbable""....' 'Logical Fallacy : Appeal to Probability - takes something for granted because it would probably be the case (or might be the case).' - from wikipedia. Highly improbable does not equal Impossible, ergo saying 'completely false' is supported by Zero evidence. "Overruled". My Opinion: Its all a matter of perspective. When you view the whole living realm from a cosmological viewpoint, then one can argue that formation of life is not a complex process at all and hence one can say that the probability for such an event to occur is not so low as you presume. 2. How can evolutionists explain the complexity of the genetic code? "...complexity of this code is obviously too great to have started out at nothing, and randomly mutate into the complex perfection that it is now....." "Overruled" Same logical fallacy as question 1. My Opinion: Complexity of something is a purely subjective notion. Whats complex for a cat is simple for humans. Whats complex for humans May be simple for Nature. And for nature to do simple things doesn't require any miracle. 3. If evolution is true, then why do we have two sexes? The existence of two sexes enable Natural Selection. Asexual reproduction leaves little room for genetic diversity. Mutation occurs rarely in asexual organisms , that too because of reproductive malfunction. Whereas in Sexual organisms, Diversity is present, which enables gene mixing. And with the wide pool various genes, best gene is gradually filtered by the process called 'Survival of the Fittest'. 4. 5. 6. and 7. Like i said earlier, Missing Pieces. Doesn't disprove anything. 8. If the solar system evolved, then why do some planets spin backwards? To quote my source : "Current theory holds that Venus initially spun in the same direction as most other planets and, in a way, still does: it simply flipped its axis 180 degrees at some point. In other words, it spins in the same direction it always has, just upside down, so that looking at it from other planets makes the spin seem backward. Scientists have argued that the sun's gravitational pull on the planet's very dense atmosphere could have caused strong atmospheric tides. Such tides, combined with friction between Venus's mantle and core, could have caused the flip in the first place. " http://www.scientificamerican.com... Similar story for the rest of the 'odd' planets and moons.