Creation Is Real, NOT Evolution

Definitions: Evolution: Genetic change in populations, Often producing changes in observable traits of organisms over time. Macroevolution: "Major" evolutionary change, Usually thought of as large changes in body form or the evolution of one type of plant or animal from another type. The change from our primate ancestor to modern humans, Or from early reptiles to birds, Would be considered macroevolution. Microevolution: "Minor" evolutionary change, Such as the change in size or color of a species. One example is the evolution of different skin colors or hair types among human populations; another is the evolution of antibiotic resistance in bacteria. Natural Selection: The nonrandom, Differential reproduction of alleles from one generation to the next. This usually results from the carriers of some alleles being better able to survive or reproduce in their environments than the carriers of alternative alleles. Coyne, Jerry A. . Why Evolution Is True (p. 248-249). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition. Macroevolution is microevolution over a long period of time with greater deviation (to the point of speciation) due to drifts in population treats over the generations. Natural Selection is the big driving force of Evolution. Natural Selection, As defined above, Is not random, Meaning that humans will produce humans with slight modifications over time. In other words, Monkeys will not give birth to a human and vice-versa. According to "https://biologydictionary. Net/natural-selection/", There are five different types of selection. Jerry Coyne goes into great detail on some of these types, And has a whole chapter dedicated to sexual selection. The five types are: Stabilizing selection, Directional selection, Diversifying selection, Sexual selection, And predator-prey selection. The last two on this list are more obvious. Predator-prey selection is why I said in my opening remarks that a Yorkie Poo wouldn't"t survive in the wild. She would be food for some other animal for sure. We humans used sexual selection to make breeds like Yorkie Poo"s. We breed the treats we want. This is how deviations begin, And with enough time, You start to get speciation. Speciation is not an overnight process. It happens over hundreds, Or maybe even thousands of generations. This concept seems to escape some people, But it is pivotal in getting the process. We know through radio-active dating that the Earth is very old. We know through the fossil records that the Earth has been populated for a very long time. Fossil fuel should also be noted as an example of an old Earth. It is not a stretch to say that there is enough time to create changes and the diversity of life we see on planet Earth today. Evolution seeks to understand the process of change in populations over time. Evolution however says nothing about the start, Or bio-genesis of everything. Proving Evolution does not disprove God. There are many deeply religious people who believe in Evolution. One professor wrote a book called "Random Designer" where he argues that God created all of life through the process of Evolution. I am agnostic on that point, But wish only to clarify that I do not believe that Evolution and Creation is a dichotomy in and of itself. So I now wish to ask a very important question. What exactly do you mean when you say Creation? And what method did you use to come to the conclusion that it is real and Evolution is not? As for your questions, My belief in God is very different from mainstream religious thinking and would take up to much time to explain. All I will say is that I do not believe things just came into being. To me, Evolution is a process just like electromagnetism, Gravity, And other natural processes that govern our Universe. The more we learn about the process, The more sense we make of the reality of life. Methodology is very important to me, So I am very curious to know what exactly you believe and why.