Does convergent evolution point to God?

There are many examples of convergent evolution, birds and bats, whales and manatees, snakes, slow-worms, caecilians, and amphisbaenia, to give a few examples. Is this merely the result of a shared environment, or does it point to something more, does it mean that evolution was intended to bring about certain characteristics? Does it point to purpose?

@Reggie_O_Donoghue

No scientific discipline or the natural activities associated with a particular area of research can definitively “point to” or “detect” God.

But it can be a “reason” to believe in God’s existence. I trust you understand the distinction I’m clumsily trying to make here.

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