"..OK so you say that either you believe in God and no evolution or you believe in Evolution and no God? .." ~ aft_lizard
I think that the fact that most scientists - especially in biology - today are atheists - is the reason Christians aren't willing to listen to anything they have to say.
Francis Collins admits it takes great courage to admit to being a Christian among most of his colleagues in science today. He makes that point in the audio link I'm providing beelow. He also makes this point:
"You can't reason yourself all the way to faith. You can get there to the sense that faith is more plausible than atheism, and I would argue that atheism is the least rational of all choices because that assumes that you know enough to assume the possibility of God." [end quote]
Must We Have a Separation of Church and Science?
Listen here...
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5617850
Talk of the Nation, August 4, 2006 · Can a world class scientist also be a devout Christian? Some big names in science say "absolutely." But balancing a scientific career with religious beliefs does involve some challenges.
Guests
Francis Collins, author The Language of God; director, National Human Genome Research Institute (National Institutes of Health)
Owen Gingerich, author, God's Universe (forthcoming from Harvard University Press); senior astronomer emeritus, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory; research professor emeritus (astronomy and history of science) Harvard University