Theory of Evolution and model of evolution

Evolution is simply a theory. There are plenty of problems with it. One of the first is that evolutionists cannot explain the origins of life, instead they counter that once life is generated, it can evolve into more complex forms. Creationists at least have the argument that God came into time and space and created life. What do y'all think of that?

But it's an explanation, where none exists on the evolutionist side. Regardless of whether you agree with it or not, it can't be disproven, and it's more of an explanation than you offer.

First off, no one is "bobble headed." Obviously you have a personal problem with God, but that doesn't de-legitamize the fact that creationists can explain the origins of life, whereas evolutionists simply have to accept that magically it was created or arose out of natural processes, none of which have ever been observed. Lucy is not a good example, because scientists are not unanimous in there knowledge of her origins. Further, all of her bones were found scattered miles apart, and the argument that somehow they form complete skeletal remains is ridiculous, and would be disregarded as bad science by evolutionists if it supported the creationist viewpoint.

But it's not a dead-end. It's a legitimate answer to a hard question that you yourself admit we'll never have the answer to. We do have an answer, and if you can't accept that, then it's not worth it to argue with you. There are lots of evidences for creationism. The foremost and most recent one is the helium leak rate.