hmm ok.. so i'm not exactly focusing very well, sadly T_T

but, i was thinking about asexual repro. and then with asexual repro, you don't get any genetic variations, right?
and let's just hypothesize that Darwin's theory of natural selection is indeed true, and evolution indeed happened.
but then, in the beginning, all we had were these one-cell (or perhaps a few more) microorganisms (hopefully i'm not assuming too much. this is all just off the top of my head, so please do forgive me if i'm wrong ><")
i doubt they would be.. advanced enough to reproduce sexually.
so that means that they reproduced asexually - but then there wouldn't be any genetic variations!
so how did sexual reproduction develop? (assuming that there wasn't sexual repro in the beginning)
definitely not by natural selection, because natural selection can't take place, not when everything is all basically genetically identical.
and so where do we get all these variations in species, and different types of species, all from some obscure, one cell, asexually reproducing microorganisms? yes yes, there's something called mutation, but wow, for microorganisms to mutate their way to what we are today... hmmm. one would almost think that hmmmmm, it seems like SOMEONE was controlling everything xD

at times like this, it really does seem ridiculous to believe in evolution. creation is a much more plausible answer =P