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Some questions raised by a teacher...

We had a substitute in math today named Dr. Handkins. He majored in both mathematics and physics for his undergrad, and minored in chemistry. He got his masters in Ministry and his Doctorate in ministry as well. He has been a pastor for 43 years now. 

Here are some questions he brought up:

1.) 25% of the universe is made up of known matter (protons, electrons) and 75% is made up of dark energy/dark matter that we know absolutely nothing about. Of that 25% of known matter, we know about 5% of it. So we know about 5% of the nature of the universe. Making claims on how we came about (the Big Bang) and calling it "scientific or empirical evidence" is at the very least pushing it, to me. 

2.) The odds for the chain of mutations that occurred in evolution are so astronomically low that evolution seems much more complex and unlikely than God. Even with billions of years, the chances are still extremely unlikely. 

3.) Scientists declare evolution like it is actual empirical evidence. When scientists talk about evolution, they turn into philosophers. For something to be real empirical evidence, it has to be able to be tested in a lab anywhere as long as the conditions are the same, and over and over you will get the same exact results.

Evolution (and the Big Bang) cannot be tested. And even if it could be tested, you might not get the same results! It seems that so many atheists criticize religion for believing things with lack of evidence, but it seems like those who accept evolution are doing the same!

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So, that's all he said. Any answers/explanations to this?

Thank you.
gpt
He's an idiot and part of the reason why science education is failing in this country. He is not a scientist and does not understand science at all.

1) Just because we don't understand some of the universe doesn't mean that the parts we do understand aren't valid.

2) The odds that someone with his genetic code exists are so astronomically low that it seems more likely that he doesn't exist. Q.E.D., your teacher doesn't exist. 

3) Except you know, there is an enormous body of empirical evidence. But people like him just ignore that since they haven't ever bothered to read it. He is right that some scientists do become philosophers though, e.g. all the "what is the evolutionary reason for X?" questions and answers on askscience.