Ten reasons, part 3: Paul inventing Christianity and evolution

Justifications six and seven. On "Saint Paul invented Christianity": a host notes the awkwardness for the Christians who introduced Paul to Jesus, and another argues the claim is baseless — the Gospels already present Jesus as who he says he is, and skeptics only know Paul and Jesus from the biblical texts they are trying to dismantle; he pivots to people who keep "all we need is Jesus" while tossing the rest of Scripture, effectively creating their own canon. On "evolution disproves God": the hosts say macro-evolution neither proves nor disproves God, affirming micro-evolution/adaptation, then press the missing drive — a fish has no capacity to plan legs for its tenth-generation descendants, and giraffes supposedly adapting longer necks would require a sustained multi-millennial inertia no giraffe possesses — while noting the earth keeps getting older to make random-chance math plausible.