Is Evolution fact or fiction

Rebuttals"we've never seen an animal turn into another animal into another animal "That's a lazy argument. I mean, I have never seen "The revenant" and I don't argue against its existence, I'm just waiting for it to be on cable. It's difficult to directly see macro evolution because it takes lots of years to occur. In a sense is like your hair growing, in a short time you can't tell it has been getting longer, but in a long period you will see it has grown a lot. "Genesis 1:24And God said, Let the earth bring forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was so."I respect your beliefs but the bible is not a scientific text. May it be right? Well, maybe it is right. But it's not a scientific text.Nevertheless, this does not make evolution wrong. The problem here is that people think of evolution as a bird giving birth to a dinosaur. That's not true. Macro evolution is the result of micro evolution over time. Con conceded that micro evolution was a fact. Then, imagine this: One animal gives birth to another similar to him but with a minor change, like longer hair or shorter legs or stronger arms. Then if you concatenate this minor changes, you get a big change. To see this in practice let's take the evolution of the horse:First you had a Eohippus. It something like a dog. The children of this Eohippus started to have longer legs. A minor change, one Con would accept. Lot's of years passed and the change in the legs was such that those Eohippus became to be called Mesohippus. The same happened over some more time and people called this even bigger animals Merychippus. Some of these still had children with longer hair, but some others had a new change, they started to have more hair in the head. This continued and people called this version of the Merychippus with a mane Pliohippus. The Pliohippus started to have bigger children with more hair. This continued till people called the bigger and hairier version of the Pliohippus the Equus ferus caballus, or as you call it, the modern horse.This is just one example of how small changes in a long period of time form a big change. I will know give evidence for the evolution theory.FossilsThe fossil record shows how organisms have been changing over time. You can observe how in a given moment of history animals had certain characteristics and in the following moments that characteristics change and new species appear. Bacteria and other microscopic organismsAs micro organisms reproduce rapidly, evolution can take place in a shorter amount of time. New bacteria appears quite frequently. Mutations that can resist antibiotics have more chances to survive, so after a while, the only left alive are the ones that can resist antibiotics. But then scientist create better antibiotics and those bacteria start to die again, so mutation happens again. Again, bacteria resistant to the new antibiotics appear and is the one who survives. The latter is a different bacteria than the former. As you can see, evolution took place, macro evolution. Then, evolution is valid,in all of its forms, and it's proved and observed.DNAThe DNA data recollected by scientists shows that the relationships implied by the theory of evolution are right. Macro evolution did happen. This data confirms the common ancestry of some species, like humans and chimps, and the remnants of previous generations.Pure logicPro concedes micro evolution is factual. Then we can take like a valid premise "minor changes do exist between generations".Premise 1: minor changes do exist between generationsPremise 3: generations changes happen over timePremise 2: adding up minor things gives as a result a major thingConclusion: major changes must exist in long periods of time.ConclusionThere's plenty of evidence supporting the theory of evolution. However, my opponent just gave as an argument that he didn't observed macro evolution happening. To conclude, natural selection happens, and is the best way of explaining the nature of species.Sources- On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin- The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution by Richard Dawkins- The Blind Watchmaker by Richard Dawkins- Why Evolution is True by Jerry Coyne- Fossil Horses by Bruce MacFadden