[BrandtMichaels]

Says you - I believe my profile page asserts my position(s) rather succintly.

Also I think the biggest divide between creation/evolution arguments is simply - Do you believe in God? After that many assumptions kick in to supposed 'rational' thought processes.

Lastly, I've reviewed much evolution evidence and don't benefit at all from summaries nor philosophies. I do appreciate anything that links to cold-hard facts. Stuff that sticks to the scientific methods and shows all the work. I know no proof is conclusive but it's nice to see all the facts that lead any scientist to a conclusion - no matter what his/her bias. Even better is when they can also openly state their assumptions.

[stands2reason]

Also I think the biggest divide between creation/evolution arguments is simply - Do you believe in God?

I know there is a God. Now what?

[VadeRetro]

In two posts I've just dumped twenty barrels of facts over your head. They inevitably point to common descent, which given the diversity of life can only mean macroevolution.

And you're just thumping chest and pointing to your home page? Hello? What's your home page against the science of the last 150, 200 years?

BTW, being a YEC means you don't have a problem with just evolution or even just biology. You don't like geology, astronomy, nuclear chemistry, paleontology to name a few things. A lot of findings from a lot of disciplines say the Earth and universe are old. (About 4.5 and 13.7 billion years, respectively.)

I won't even bother posting all the evidence for THAT stuff. It's wasted on the people who don't need it and also on the people who do.