It is
a FACT that species change.
Yes, it is called natural selection, but limited within kind. Some people have blue eyes, and some have brown, but no one has compound eyes.
It is a fact that species go extinct
Yes. Where are the new one's to replace them?
it is a fact that new species appear.
Oh really?
The THEORY of evolution is a model to explain the mechanism of how this happens.
It is a model of what really happens (natural selection) that then tries to extend that principal to what has never been observed (the arrival of a new species).
Just like Gravity. The fact is that if you have a brick, and drop it, it falls to the earth as a certain rate of speed. The 'law' of gravity
describes what exactly happens (32 ft per second per second).
The THEORY of gravity is a model to try to explain why this happens.
With gravity, we can observe the fact and then theorize the mechanism. With natural selection we can observe the mechanism, and then theorize what it is doing. We cannot however, observe the fact of evolution.
Change within species is not a new species, but only a variation within kind.
Evolution presumes more order arising form less order...
It appears to me that the order within the biosphere is degrading. There are less species than in the past and the enviroment is less hospitable to delicate species all the time. Whole ecosystems are in collapse. Systems are ordered...
Within naturalism, there is no moral imperitive to make a claim that this is bad. It is only survival of the fittest. Some species are dying as a result of the actions of man. It seems to me that if evolution and naturalism are true, then this is only a random process that may very well lead to our own death. As such, some new form will take our place.
We should not try to resist our nature. We must allow ourselves to destroy ourselves. According to naturalism, to do otherwise would be unatural. But then again, we must survive even at the expense of other life. But if order in increasing, then why is it decreasing?
Is this confusion natural? Can you induce a response?