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I am beginning to realize that the evolutionists have more faith than any of us Christians.

ROFL!! Sorry, but your bizarre misunderstand about us is based on false presumptions.

Accepting the validity of evolutionary biology requires no "faith" at all, it requires familiarity with the evidence, understanding of the process involved, and knowledge, in the same way as it does not require "faith" to accept physics, chemistry, geology, etc.

Perhaps this essay will help you understand the difference: Do You Believe in Evolution?.

Or perhaps like most anti-evoluionists, you're so blinded by your fear that you don't *want* to understand.

You really are blind.

The evidence doesn't support evolution. There has not been one fossil to indicate a "transition". Not one.
Hey, if you want to believe you are a decent of s primitive ape - that's your business. Need I also mention the fatally flawed dating methods - it's like out come based education - through your flawed methods you have predetermined the outcome - which still makes evolution laughably false!

What I find even more amusing is the very "laws of science" you claim to worship utterly defy that evolution is a possibility. Evolutionary hypothesis utterly defy these very laws. It takes a hell of a leap of FAITH to buy into evolution. But you know what? You can also believe there are little green men on the moon too! It really doesn't phase me. Truth is your worst enemy.

Or perhaps like most anti-evoluionists, you're so blinded by your fear that you don't *want* to understand.

I just love the way you berate the people who disagree with your conclusions. /s You leave no possibilityforf other explanations, because you accept the dogma of evolutionary "science". Good for you.

Faith is secular, just as it is religious. Understanding the theories of scientists does nothing to confirm the evidence presented. Evey one of the "laws" of science are subject to varieties of interpretations. When the high priests differ on their facts, (you know, the Nobel lauriates, etc) one is scoffed and ridiculed until someone proves it to be wrong. Often, it is mere acceptance of a theory, properly "reasoned" that makes the difference.

I honestly don't know how to "beleive". I do believe in God, and have no problem accepting His CREATION of this universe. It makes a lot more sense than the ramblings of all you "ex-spurts"!

If my God exists, He is able to do anything. He can stop the sun, part the sea, or heal the blind. Natural laws do not apply, except as He allows, or mandates.

If He does not exist, this universe is just an accident. I don't "believe" it is an accident. Do you believe in God?