What About Evolution? short answer

Did we evolve? Or were we created? Consider the following if you believe in the traditional theory of evolution.

Logic would say, "Since something cannot come from nothing, there must be something eternal.” This statement forces each of us into one of these three options; 1.) The universe has eternally existed, 2. A creator has eternally existed, or 3. Something came from nothing. If we pick option one and say that the universe has existed forever, then we contradict the scientific community which claims that the universe came into existence 14.6 billion years ago at the big bang. We are left with either believing that the universe came into existence out of nothing or that a creator brought it into existence. Which option do you think is more reasonable?  

Second Law of Thermodynamics

In addition, evolution, as a natural theory, contradicts the law of entropy, which states that everything tends towards disorder. The more time you give something, the more disorderly it will become. Consider your bedroom as an example. Evolution claims that given enough time, order, structure, and function will result. That is inconsistent with scientific law and our own common sense. 

The vast majority of evolutionists openly admit that evolution does not answer the question of the first cause. 

They even admit that the evolutionary model doesn’t answer the developmental questions about how breathing evolved, or how the nervous system evolved, or how taste buds evolved, or how thinking evolved, etc.  In reality, evolution, if true, answers very few questions, especially the questions that really matter.