[narby]

Evolutionists generally feel secure even in the face of compelling creationist arguments

Don't really need to read past this line.

Even if you throw out 14C readings entirely, there are litteral mountains of other evidence that conclusivly proves evolution.

I really don't see a conflict between Genesis (which only has a few pages of very general descriptions of the creation) and science. The insistence of a few people to find that conflict seems to be going at things the hard way.

[John Beresford Tipton]

"The insistence of a few people to find that conflict seems to be going at things the hard way."

It somewhat appears as though some people are telling us that God couldn't do it the way the evolutionists say.

Er,...I'm not about to tell the Boss how to do things, or how He must have gone about it.

[StatesEnemy]

I really don't see a conflict between Genesis (which only has a few pages of very general descriptions of the creation) and science. The insistence of a few people to find that conflict seems to be going at things the hard way

I agree...

God created the world in 6 days... the thing is, each one of his days are about 670,000,000 years long.

[EternalVigilance]

Even if you throw out 14C readings entirely, there are litteral mountains of other evidence that conclusivly proves evolution.

So, in your opinion I take it, evolution is no longer a 'theory', but a 'law', right?

Personally, I consider evolution to be a religious tenet of the Left...one that requires much more of a suspension of disbelief than anything in the Bible.