Short Answer

Naturalism, the presupposition that God doesn’t do anything, is not a valid assumption. There are no valid assumptions.

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Detailed Answer

This site challenges those who claim to be open-minded to actually try to be open-minded to something other than worldly liberalism.

One of the keystone "axioms" of evolutionism is naturalism. Rational thought has now been defined by some of the pushers of the Humanist religion, sometimes known as Secularism, as thought that is based on the assumptions of naturalism. The reality is that this form of rational thought is just Rational-lie-zed speculation. Of course, the main unfounded assumption of naturalism is the belief that God is not a factor in anything. You would have to convince Him of that, and I don't think you will be successful. There will come a day when each person will have to give account for every idle word, and every deed. God is real. Hell is real. Jesus is the only one who can free us from sin and the second death. Secular Humanist religiosity is a sure road to the second death, and you are going to be dead for a long time.

There are those who love to say,
"The natural holds all the sway!"
While trying to explain away
The things that God does every day.

They tell us that we cannot know
The God above while here below.
And so they put on quite a show
To try to prove we cannot know.

But God does move. We see His Hand.
We hear His Voice. In Him, we stand.
For we know everything is planned,
And all things move at God's command.

I even heard a fundamentalist Christian creation scientist once say that God would have to obey all the natural laws. That statement comes from one of three sources. Is it a revelation from God? I doubt it. It certainly is not in the Bible. That leaves two other possibilities: a revelation from a demon, or a revelation from the human mind, that mind that is deceitful and desperately wicked. Why not stick with those things that are real and genuine. God can do what God wants to do for His own purposes, which are always good.

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Summary

There are no valid assumptions, and naturalism, the presupposition that God doesn’t do anything, is not a valid assumption.

Evolution, by the way, isn't science.