In fact, science has not even begun to approach the level of discovery that would be required to facilitate even the smallest steps of evolution.
The smallest steps in evolution, point mutations, isn't where our knowledge is lacking. There's plenty about evolution we do not know, there's always lots to learn in science, but claims that we know almost nothing cannot be considered accurate.
But now for the fun part: Magic.
There's nothing magic about evolution. At heart it's just very complex chemistry.
If evolution is occurring, then all fossils are transitional forms,...
That's correct.
...and if this is the case, and if symmetry formed over time, why is there an ominous lack of non-symmetrical complex animals. How on Earth can you explain all this amazing and abrupt symmetry?
An interesting question, but I think your real point is that if the evolutionary origin of symmetric body plans can't be explained, then God must have done it. But the whole history of science is one of figuring out things we didn't previously know. At every stage of scientific progress, including the current one, there have been tons of scientific mysteries. For example, it might have been said, "There's no explanation for lightning, therefore God did it," or "There's no explanation for the northern lights, therefore God did it," or "We don't know what keeps the planets in their orbits, therefore God did it." The list of solved scientific mysteries is nearly endless, and not one of them has ended with, "Well, what do you know, God did do it!"
--Percy
