Evolution is tried and true and should be taught in the modern school system

We have been having heated debates in the comments, and it's a mess. Enter at your own risk. I just read a paper of these examples, you can find them if you like. I found a website that even gets rid of the misdirection for you http://examples.yourdictionary.com... It's very brief, the internet exists though, so you can find other stuff there. So sorry I missed an example in the last round, It wasn't relevant with the topic. I'm trying to bring us back to the main topic, being that Evolution is a powerful tool to teach the origin of species, and we should be teaching school. This time, i'm going to bring up an example that is a big deal today. Anti-biotic resistant bacteria. As I discussed in round 2, occasionally a bacteria will develop a random mutation that give it light sensitive cells. Well, the same style of mutation can have it develop resistance to a certain type of anti-biotic. I contracted Pneumonia a few months ago, and without modern medicine, I would be dead. Explanation of Pneumonia: http://www.mayoclinic.org... Sorry for the ads There is a chance that these bacteria could have a random mutation, that gives it resistance to the type of drug I was taking. This would mean my antibiotic wouldn't kill it, and I would have to take a different one, one that the bacteria hopefully hadn't evolved a resistance to. Fortunately, this didn't happen, and I was better in a few weeks. This seems a lot like natural selection doesn't it. A random mutation in the genes of a bacteria cell that gave it power against a natural predator. This mutation would allow it to survive easier and pass on it's mutation. Maybe one of the other cells had a mutation that meant it couldn't spread, so it died off, maybe a different bacteria gave a rash on your hand, but because pneumonia doesn't affect your hands, it was useless. You can see that evolution is everywhere in the animal kingdom, and in the kingdom of the very small especially. You just have to look a little closer. And before Con tries to pass this off as already existing, why have we never seen it before, because we would have definitely noticed if a cell was immune to our weapons. The first 4 question I have addressed, but It has been 2 rounds and you haven't responded to mine This readily means no actual evidence exist, theorizing we must wait Millions of years to "SEE" IF something evolves? We can watch it happen, but we can't do it. These mutations are random, and science isn't perfect. It's a process not an ideology I'm very sorry that my figure of speech fooled you. I thought it was clear, but I guess I was wrong. If you do think that objective truth exists, let me know, i'll tell you where it doesn't apply, and I'll use more quotation marks And i'm throwing on 2 more questions to the previous 6, explain the difference between us an chimpanzees, as we are so similar, and explain how we share 50% of DNA with Bananas, If we didn't evolve from a common ancestor If there is anything that I missed from you that I should address, let me know, but I think I've covered everything. Happy conversing. P.S. I was religious only a year ago, until I thought about it, did some math, found it was too improbable to be realistic, and Occam's razor-ed it away (Among competing hypotheses, the one with the fewest assumptions should be selected). I know where you are coming from, and I know it is hard to drop everything you've known for your entire life, but the truth is what we are after, and science is the best tool for finding that truth. It won't be easy to convert to a new model of why you exist, but it is the right thing to do.