"God clearly described to Cain that his inclination of Murder towards his brother was "sin" when he said "sin is crouching at your door." "
He didn't prohibit murder until later on in the Bible
"Some of the laws in the Bible are "natural laws" like, let your field rest so that you don't destroy the environment, and "moral laws" like, don't murder people. Don't marry your siblings falls into "natural laws"."
If they're natural laws, we can figure them out on our own so we don't need god to tell them to us
"There are some rules that are added later for the benefit of human society"
How do slavery and genocide and child marriage and honor killings benefit society? How does it benefit society to kill people for blasphemy or worshipping other gods? How does it benefit society to kill people for picking up sticks on a certain day of the week? Should we follow those laws today?
"I have a suspicion that is also why plural marriage is outlawed in the New Testament, because it reduces the genetic diversity of a society"
Like reducing the entire human population to eight people, half of whom were related?
"Also, it used to be quite common for even first cousins to marry each other, but that has changed too"
That is still pretty common in some places (like the Bible Belt)
"Doing good feels good because of the conscious which God gave us"
Where's your evidence that god gave people a conscience? And why does my conscience tells me that a lot of the stuff the Bible commands (slavery, genocide, child marriage, etc) is barbaric and reprehensible?
"You can't just say, well, because people are the way people are there is no God"
I'm not saying that. I'm saying I don't see any convincing evidence that god exists.
"Ultimately, saying that good people in society arose because we are social creatures begs the question why we are social creatures at all"
Some creatures are social, some aren't. Humans are social creatures, and it benefits us.
"God made us like that in order to be able to have a deeper, more personal relationship with him for eternity, is an answer"
It's an answer, not necessarily a correct answer. Why are there people who sincerely, earnestly ask god to reveal himself to them, and get no reply? Why are there entire people groups who have never heard of the god of the Bible?
"Saying "because that's just how it is" is not"
That's literally what you're doing. You're saying "god did this" or "god did that" and not backing up those claims with evidence.
"To think that mutations are beneficial shows you have no idea how basic biology works"
Some mutations are beneficial. That's just a fact.
"If evolution is real, it would be the one exception to EVERY biological, chemical, zoological, environmental, and thermodynamic law in all of science"
Explain how evolution violates chemical or thermodynamic laws
"Also, nobody is arguing that generally, organisms can respond to stimuli in their environment and evolve to some degree"
"Evolution is blind, so blind that any genetic mutations that are attributed to evolution must arise from pure chance with no external stimuli to guide it"
Selection pressure is a big part of evolution. Environmental factors help shape which groups will survive and which groups will not depending on their traits.
"If people who live in areas with lots of malaria have a higher resistance to it, that is NOT because it would benefit them, its just a coincidence"
So the fact that people with a resistance to malaria are more likely to survive and pass on that resistance to future generations is just a huge coincidence? How did you determine that? Do you also think it's just a coincidence that organisms that can breathe underwater are more likely to survive underwater?
"Evolution without God is not only impossible because of all the scientific laws it violates"
Explain which scientific laws it violates and how you know, and also please demonstrate that your specific god exists.
"its also completely untethered from reality"
Small changes accumulating over time and leading to bigger changes is "untethered from reality?"
"Even the example you gave of malaria resistance is due to a deformity in red blood cells. The blood cells are deformed, making it harder for the virus to attach. Its a sickness. People who are resistant to malaria have deformed red blood cells, and often have much higher risks of sickle cell disease, anemia, cytoskeletal abnormalities, strokes, and heart disease."
Yes, there is a trade-off. But having that resistance to malaria stills gives them a better chance of surviving because malaria has such a high mortality rate. Nobody said that mutations or adaptations are perfect. Why did you god create (or allow) malaria in the first place?
If by macroevolution you mean speciation, yes we have
"All that has been observed is small changes within a certain limit"
Define that limit please
"No one has observed, say, a lizard being selectively bred to be a mammal"
The theory of evolution doesn't say we should expect to see that
"You interpreted it to mean that the creatures lower down corresponded to species Darwin theorized lived earlier"
Darwin doesn't determine what scientists today have concluded
"Creationists say that those fossils correspond to the global flood because smaller, slower creatures would have perished first"
How come we never see mammals in the same layers as trilobites? Shouldn't we see rabbits and mice and moles in Precambrian layers at least some of the time?
Perished first when? In a global flood? There never was a global flood.
"Realistically, both of these are Theories"
Creationism isn't a scientific theory because it isn't scientific. Can you explain how creationism follows the scientific method?
"I understand evolution perfectly well"
If you think we should expect to see reptiles giving birth to mammals, no you don't. If you think every single fossil was created at once, no you don't. If you think no advances or discoveries have been made since Darwin's time, no you don't.
"If you want to believe evolution as a creation (or origin) story, go ahead"
Evolution is entirely separate from how life began. If you understood evolution you would know that.
"but ultimately, it is still just an idea from a guy who thought African people were sub-human"
What Darwin thought about people from Africa is irrelevant to the study of evolution and what we know today. Isaac Newton believed in alchemy, does that mean we can throw out all the accurate stuff he believed?
"but until I see better evidence then "I can read the bones, just trust me bro," "
You think the study of evolution is about bones and nothing else?
"I will continue believe all humans are made in the image of God, and that he made this world just for us"
Then your god is a primate, sorry to break it to you. And if he made the world just for us (which is unbelievably arrogant), he must not care about us, because a lot of stuff in the world can easily kill us
"God used not ok with humans killing children for their own reasons. If God is passing judgement on a people, that is differnt."
If god is "passing judgement on a people", why does that involve killing their babies and children?
How do we tell the difference between one group killing another group because they want to or because god told them to?
What's to stop someone from killing people and just saying god told them to do it?
If you were alive in biblical times and god told your tribe to kill all the Amalekites or Canaanites, would you participate if it meant killing babies and children?
Are you starting to see the problems with this way of thinking?
"Christ is very clear, every man involved in plural marriage is commiting adultery because each man can only have 1 wife"
The Old Testamant doesn't say a man can only have one wife. And if Jesus said that, then god is changing his mind
"all people have sinned, and falen short if the standard of perfection we mudt acheive"
Why would god make humans imperfect then punish them for being imperfect?
"That is why Christ came down from Heaven and became a human, lived a perfect life, and sacrificed hinself to save us! ALL who believe him will be saved."
