Sure I would. I go where the evidence indicates, which is why I have accepted the truth that evolutionary processes are heavily involved with the formation of modern life, and that life has arisen from common ancestry. That's where the evidence overwhelmingly points.
Unfortunately, the creationists tend to shy away from actually presenting any evidence. Note that Terriergal has already given her excuses for failing to support her accusations.
Now perhaps you'd care to retract your unfounded slur on me.
Icons of Evolution: Science or Myth by Jonathan Wells
Of Pandas and People: The Central Question of Biological Origins by Dean H. Kenyon (biologist) and Percival Davis (zoologist). It compares the theories of evolution and "intelligent design" but does not mention God, Christ, the Bible, church or creation. It is a textbook that was reviewed by 35 reviewers, including evolutionists and non-evolutionists.
Darwin on Trial by Phillip Johnson
Defeating Darwinism by Opening Minds by Phillip Johnson
Darwin's Black Box by Michael Behe (biologist)
Evolution: A Theory in Crisis by Michael Denton (biologist).
I trust this is enough material to begin your search. Good reading. (And I mean that sincerely, not sarcastically!)