You think there is such a thing like a spontaneous generation? Like a mage creating a cat from nothing, or what do you mean?
Ok that one might be wrong. That was not my meme. I had not put much thought into it. Ok. Some people at the creationism camp are also wrong. Difference between me and you is that I can admitt it.
I am stupid that I gave that meme. Forget about it. I don't want to talk about it. You have established ground how to find in your little pseudo scientific swampy. It can take ages, months and years of a silly word games between me and you.
My bad. I admitt I should not go into this shaddy ground. Of philosophical word game.
Its just a general picture of things. I know that evolutionists spends all day thinking about the asnwers for "yes but...". I regret of talking about your butts.
Its just a meme that gives general idea how things are and how evolutionists make "butts" out of it. I know you can say that some brilliant author have discovered a 3rd gender, or something similiar. Pun intended.
Violation does not mean something is contradicting its just not fitting to well with all those facts.
So what is the hypothesis of god then?
A question if God has done x y or z. Thats a hypothesis. If not proven wrong that hypothesis is correct. One can assume how something is done, but for things to be logical one must assume if its factual that something is made, and if its factual that someone that made it can exist. The process of "how it was done" does not have to be true for a statement to be correct.
For example - God created a life. How have he made it, does not change the status of statement whether its true or not.
Thats an ontological definition of truth. You mix epistemological "how it was made" way of defining the truth and accuse the ontologist that they do not claim to know "how it was made".
I can answer, that you it does not matter "how do you think it was made", because there are evidences it could not be done how you claim it is. Such a counter argument is pig having 98% of human dna.
Thats an error for a creationist to use epistomological arguments to refute evolutionist. Evolutionist will just use their terminology and confuse the poor creationist by his "but".
Epistomological (evolutionist) can claim that something cannot exist because of how something is done, he cannot claim wrong argument that ontologist does not know how something was done. Ontologist does not claim to know (creationist), he is only interested what exist. And the fact that pigs are way closer related to humans than monkeys is ontological claim that it does not matter how something is done, as long as its highly unlikely that it is done like evolutionist claim it happened.
For example if you would say that in the last 1000 years 100 kinds became extinct and 1 had come to being. That would be a counter argument to what actualy the creationist claim is their truth. Their truth is that there was no single new kind of animal that came into existance (the key word) after the creation. And the existance and classification of this kind is easily defined (it can breed only with its kind).