I am not sure I fully understand this comment, or why you believe my argument is circular. It is possible that you are right, but I would very much appreciate a more thorough explanation.
In particular, I am not “concluding” that humans were produced by an evolutionary process; but rather using it as background knowledge. Moreover, this statement seems uncontroversial enough that I can bring it in as a premise without having to argue for it.
Since “humans were produced by an evolutionary process” is a premise and not a conclusion, I don’t understand what you mean by circular reasoning.
I am not sure I fully understand this comment, or why you believe my argument is circular. It is possible that you are right, but I would very much appreciate a more thorough explanation.
In particular, I am not “concluding” that humans were produced by an evolutionary process; but rather using it as background knowledge. Moreover, this statement seems uncontroversial enough that I can bring it in as a premise without having to argue for it.
Since “humans were produced by an evolutionary process” is a premise and not a conclusion, I don’t understand what you mean by circular reasoning.