1) The percentage difference between chimps and humans. 2 percent or less sounds really close, right? But what is not being told is the actual number the percentage comes off of. Which by the way is 3 billion. You won't find that number printed anywhere in any school text book. This is because if people knew when being taught evolution the actual number, they would also figure out that not as close as it seems.
2) Evolution and the immune system. Evolutionists stay away from this subject like it's the plague. Why? The immune system, and how it works, debunks evolution all by itself. And what's even worse is an animal's immune system is much stronger than a human's so changes in animals will be fought harder. Just go and research what's involved in organ transplants, and the immune system, and find out. Even though the change is within the same species, the immune system will fight it unless immune system suppressants are taken for the person's whole remaining life. Which brings up the question: What suppressed the immune system during the changes of evolution?
3) The problems with the fossil record. The fossil record AKA Geological Column, has several problems. None of which evolutionists will address because the fossil record is the holy grail of the proof of evolution. But does it support evolution to the degree claimed? Nope. And here's why:
a) Evolution is about simple life evolving into more complex life, right? So if the fossil record solely supports evolution and nothing else. Then the fossil record should support this idea 100%, correct? But it does not. In the bottom most layer we should have only simple life. No fully formed organs or systems. But the trilobite and the nautilus both have complex organs and systems. So does complexity just poof itself onto the scene, or does it evolve? And since it has to evolve in the evolution process, where is the evidence of this for these lifeforms in the fossil record?
B) Living fossils also pose a problem for the fossil record. This is because the living fossil is found several layers down and alive today. Yet every living fossil has the same problem. There is no evidence of it surviving until today. Example: let's say one living fossil is found 7 layers down and alive today. Yet it is not found in any layer in between. Which means the record of it surviving until today, is missing in 6 layers of so called accurate record keeping of time. This would be fine if this were on one or two living fossils, but it applies to "every" living fossil found. And there are about 25-30 known, so that's 25-30 problems that cannot be explained away.
c) Age dating markers cross contaminate. If a layer dates 1 million years old. And you bury a bone that dates only 100 years old in that 1 million year aged layer. Over a period of time the dating markers will cross contaminate the bone and make it date the same age as the layer. So regardless of how long ago that animal lived, it will date according to what layer it's found in. Which does not prove how long ago it lived. This is because the layer determines this, not time.
4) Evolution has "always" bean about life adapting to it's surroundings. But what about life making it's surroundings adapt to it's needs in order to survive? Plankton have the ability to make clouds when the sun gets to hot for them to survive: http://www.nasa.gov/...nktoncloud.html
The problems with explaining this away to support evolution only are numerous:
a) How does such an ability evolve?
B) How does such a lower life-form evolve this ability when it's generally still simple in design?
c) How long does such a process take to evolve?
etc...
5) Then we have some animals abilities that are to complex to be explained by the evolution process. One as an example is the mimic octopus as shown in the video below.
Now in the next video they claim to have mapped how it evolved.
I could not get video to show here, so I left the link to it.
Remember I said earlier about how they won't tell you everything? What's missing here is the complexity of that step to be able to do this. Example:
a) The outer skin and tissue have to evolve to do this.
B) The nervous system has to evolve to support this.
c) The brain has to evolve to control this.
This is not like a person being dark skinned or lite skinned because of adapting to their surroundings. This is way way more complex than that. This is how they make evolution sound like it answers everything because they hide what cannot be answered hoping you won't go looking into it. And most don't. It's like what I pointed out earlier about only the percentage being used to prove we evolved from Chimps. Not giving the whole number of what the percentage came from is making evolution sound easy. Just like they are doing here. Easy so that it will be easy for you to believe it. And once you are convinced, you will defend it which is what keeps it alive and unfalsifiable.
6) It's takes a lot of time for evolution to work. Yet there is evidence that this amount of time never passed. Examples:
a) T-Rex blood and tissue found inside of bone. And there is a reason they won't go looking for more. Now if this supported evolution, every bone found would be examined. But it does not so this won't happen. To drill a small hole into several dinosaur bones and find blood and tissue, would make them have to face the reality that there is evidence for a young earth. But ignoring it and refusing to do more research keeps the current theory safe from any opposing views, and unfalsifiable.
B) Oil takes millions of years to form. Yet there are examples of oil and petroleum products being made in days, or in some cases, just hours.
c) Coal takes millions of years to form. Yet processes exist to make synthetic coal in less than a year.
d) Ica stones have drawings of dinosaurs and humans. The evolutionists think they have this debunked. problem is, the more recent finds of petrified dinosaur skin match the designs on the Ica stones proving they are not all fake as claimed.

And on and on I could go on young earth evidence.
7) Evolution is a scientific theory. Or so they claim. No one can answer the question: What exactly was it that took evolution over the top to become a scientific theory? Let's look at how one website tries to define this: http://en.wikipedia....ientific_theory
Here is what is not being put forth on that page. There is really no "exact" criteria that has to be met. According to how this is written, any half descent theory can be this. The reason they won't list it as 1,2,3 criteria etc... Is because it would make evolution have to meet an exact criteria that it cannot meet. If anyone can list it 1,2,3, etc... on what criteria has to be met. You can start another thread and we can test evolution to see if it actually meets that criteria. But let's be honest, no one can actually do this or it would have already be done.
And I could go on and on. but post is long enough.
One more thing, I already know some evolutionists will be tempted to use the Nobel Prize comment here. Which since they gave it to Gore makes it have no meaning to me and many have lost respect for it because of that. So the comment would be pointless.