I would be happy to explain evolution to an evolutionist.
No thanks. I don't need a creationist to educate me about evolution. I have all the resources I need to understand it.
What we see below is that there are no direct lineages between fossils.
Your quote comes from TalkOrigins, which is an educational website regarding evolution written by people who are well-educated on the subject. Why did you quote from that website rather than some creationist website? Second, you're misrepresenting what you quoted as we shall see.
So when an evolutionists puts fossils side by side and says that is evidence of evolution, that is a lie, because there is no way to determine any direct descendant of one to the other.
That's right. Evolution is one big fraud and lie, isn't it? It's nothing but a hoax so evolutionists won't have to accept Jesus as their personal lord and Savior, isn't it? I have news for you: I am an evolutionist because of the evidence from science. If evolution was refuted and it was shown that life was intelligently designed, I wouldn't become a creationist. I will never become a Christian, even if I was held at gunpoint. I would rather just die.
Now we come to the fun part!
"There are many transitional fossils. The only way that the claim of their absence may be remotely justified, aside from ignoring the evidence completely, is to redefine "transitional" as referring to a fossil that is a direct ancestor of one organism and a direct descendant of another. However, direct lineages are not required; they could not be verified even if found. What a transitional fossil is, in keeping with what the theory of evolution predicts, is a fossil that shows a mosaic of features from an older and more recent organism."
Look at what is underlined in this passage. The first sentence is that there "are many transitional forms". That blows your whole rebuttal to pieces. The last sentence defines what a transitional form is: it's any "fossil that shows a mosaic of features from an older and more recent organism.
What this passage is saying is that the only way creationists can argue for gaps in the fossil record, "
aside form ignoring the evidence completley", is to redefine what a transitional form is. But, they redefine it in ways that are not required by the theory of evolution. Direct lineages aren't required by evolution; what's required are fossils that show a mosaic of features and these are what are found.
In fact, you're doing exactly what you quoted from this website. You're ignoring the evidence completely and redefining transitional forms in a way that's not required by evolution and then saying that there are gaps. You won't even address the fossils that show mosaic features. You have ignored the evidence and misrepresented what TalkOrigins has said. I just can't figure out if you did this accidently or deliberately. I suspect it was deliberate on your part.
So, how does your foot feel now that you shot it?