I'm still waiting for someone to explain how flowers/bees and a gazillion other co-dependencies evolved all in perfect synchrony for millions of years without fail.

Or how 'selection' creates new information, when to select means to take a subset of what already exists.

Or how an unguided process can ever have a net gain in any direction; statistically, it's no different from flipping a coin.

Or how learned skills can be encoded into the gametes in at least one male and one female so the next generation inherits it.

Or how mutation can account for evolution when every experiment has failed to even begin to turn one organism into another; e.g. the "fruit fly" experiment, which only ever produced mutated fruit flies rather than house flies, horse flies, or super flies.

Etc.