I mean where did the big bang theory orginate, if not from evolutionists.
Fr. Georges Lemaitre, physicist and astronomer as well as Catholic priest, was the first to suggest what we now call the "Big Bang theory", though Johannes Kepler and Sir Isaac Newton, among others, noted the fact that the visible universe is spatially finite and expanding.
I truly understand the whole ToE ,at least where your coming from, variations of species etc.but what about the remaining theories that evolutionists ,at least on this site seem to stay clear of, that being,cosmic,chemical, stellar&planetary, organic,macro, things like that.
If you think that "microevolution" and "macroevolution" describe two different things, then you don't "truly understand the whole ToE".
If you think that "cosmic, chemical, stellar & planetary, organic, macro, things like that" have anything to do with evolution, then you don't "truly understand the whole ToE".
The big bang theory and origin of the universe is never mentioned much on this site by evolutionists and it seems they remain only in the micro aspect of evolution
The Big Bang Theory and the origins of the universe have no more to do with evolution than they have to do with any other discipline of science. The theory of evolution only concerns how life has changed, and will continue to change, over time on Earth. If anyone has told you that the Theory of Evolution concerns anything other than that, then they were incorrect.