Quite. Now think. Why is there so much difference in character, size, density, atmospheric conditions, etc.? Some of them are unique and unlike all others. Doesn't the variety tell you something?
Yes. They are all unique. All moons, planets and stars are unique. This tells me that they have different histories.
The bottom line is that they did not create themselves nor did they set themselves in orbit around the planets.
No - I wouldn't put it like that either. The bottom line is that processes occurred and they were results of those processes, the same can be said about their current positions.
No one has EVER observed a moon being captured by a planet, & no one has ever seen a moon develop in orbit around a planet since the days of Galileo until now.
Yes. Nobody has EVER seen Halley's comet orbit four times, or an electron. What difference does it matter if a person has seen something or not?
Cosmic evolution, like evolution in general is a myth.
Maybe so - but being a myth does not mean it is false. And you saying it is false does not mean that it is false either.
So - is your only argument that nobody has seen it happen, therefore it is false? Because I that can easily be shown to fail as an argument.
Unless you think that murderers should be able to say 'Nobody has ever seen me commit murder therefore I am not guilty' and have a good point?
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