Indeed, and you have yet to show that evolution requires an "indefinite increase of complexity in a closed system". Your challenge first needs a foundation. Lacking that it collapses on its own.
Cummins: We both are well aware that a system can be called "closed" yet still receive external energy.
That depend how "closed" is defined.
Cummins: So, again, what besides energy is entering the Earth system that contributes to Evolution? Do you believe in aliens or God? Whatever the case, I have no interest in your artificial
faith.
And why do you suggest that energy is not sufficient ?
Cummin: End of debate, you lose.
Because you end the debate he loses ? Me thinks that your understanding of logic and debate are suffering from the same problem as your "indefinite complexity argument". They lack a foundation.