Who Owns the Standard Definition of Evolution

​You are unlikely to get that.I'll give my personal comments. Others may have different points of disagreement.1. Evolution and Origin of life are to separate things. There could have been origin of life without evolution. Or life might have always existed in some form. It is generally agreed that origin of life has not been explained.2. Again, this is too simplistic. We do not have a good definition of what we mean by "life".It is conceivable that it all started with some chemical reactions that we would not consider to be life, but might have been a precursor to life. Precursors to life could have originated multiple times, and what see as life today could result from several different precursors.3. We don't have a good definition of "more complex".4. It isn't clear what "inferior" means here. Whether a mutation is beneficial depends on the environment. A succession of changes in the environment may have been an important driver of evolution.5. Again, we have a difficulty with "complex". And we have a difficulty with "highest life form". It is not clear what those terms would mean.6. Hooray -- I can agree with this one.

Physicists do not have a clear definition of "physics". Scientists do not have a clear definition of "science". Mathematicians do not have a clear definition of "mathematics". Artists do not have a clear definition of "art".

And, indeed, there is a lot of experimentation and empirical results.

If you don't have God existing, then you cannot be a theist. And since you cannot tell us how God came to exist, then you must be an atheist.I'm just using the same kind of reasoning that you are using. I don't actually believe it is valid reasoning, just as I don't believe your reasoning is valid.

Atheism does not have any doctrines. How can it possibly be doctrinaire? Do you even understand what "theory" means within science?

I disagree with a whole lot more. But it would be a waste of time bringing up issues where you have already shown that you are not willing to listen.