[DannyTN]

Your preaching is not only irrelevant to the theory of evolution, it is also somewhat juvenile. We have people in these threads who are far better at it than you.

Yes, but when I see a blind man walking towards a cliff, it is my natural instinct to add my voice to the chorus of those yelling for the man to change directions. That the man has already ignored others who shout louder and clearer than I, does indeed make me think that my effort is in vain. Nevertheless, I feel compelled to try, no matter how hopeless, no matter how certain it is that I will only earn the man's contempt, be shot the finger and told to FOff.

So, please forgive my juvenile attempt, but it is easier to try and receive your condemnation than it is to remain silent and receive my own.

[PatrickHenry]

Yes, but when I see a blind man walking towards a cliff ...

1st Corinthians 13:11
When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

[Dimensio]

Yes, but when I see a blind man walking towards a cliff, it is my natural instinct to add my voice to the chorus of those yelling for the man to change directions.

The problem here is that not only does it appear that the cliff is entirely a product of your imagination, but there are a great number of other people telling me to adjust my path in various different directions to avoid various other cliffs -- none of which appear to be any more real than the one to which you hold a claim.