Oh really?
Gravity is a Law.
Darwinism is a theory on evolution that has not been proven, it is nothing other than conjecture. So they might have well be a religion bc all they going by is faith that science might prove them right one day
Bruh you don't understand science. "Theory" and "law" are not used by scientists the same way you use it in every day English. A "law" is not any stronger degree of knowledge than a "theory" - they just accomplish different things.
Laws usually have some elegant mathematical description to describe something we observe happening in nature (like two objects being attracted to each other proportional to their size - we can calculate the gravitational pull between two objects). We use it to calculate things, and it tells us nothing about how or why it happens.
Theories are more philosophical, describing WHY these observed phenomenon happen. Einstein's general theory of relativity is the THEORY scientists use to explain WHY objects fall to the ground.
Both "laws" and "theories" begin as a hypothesis, are ruggedly tested, and are the highest level of knowledge we have that is yet to be disproved. So a "theory" is just as good as a law, just for a different purpose. But, because it's science, both "laws" and "theories" can still be disproved with further evidence.
So in other words, to compare the "law" of gravity (the formula we know applies to calculating the gravitational pull) to the "theory of evolution" the way you did is scientifically irresponsible, misleading, and ignorant. The "theory of evolution" is tested empirically, predicts what will happen, and is yet to be disproved. It is considered scientific knowledge just as strong as the analytical "laws", unless someone disproves it later.
So yeah, stop peddling that "it's just a theory" stuff. It's wrong