Yes. You are wrong. I am a Christian first. However, evolution is still the only viable scientific explanation for the existing evidence.
Your approach to this issue helps explain why there are over 250 separate Christian Churches in the US alone. We're too busy nitpicking each other to death over trivia.
Christian Churchgoers in the US make up approx. 73% of the population and still we can't even vote together to allow Bible study in the public skools.
Not good.
Yes. You are wrong. I am a Christian first.
First of all, your example (if true) does not refute my statement that "Almost all the evolutionists here are atheists".
Second of all, there are several kinds of 'evolutionists'. One kind is the kind that does not care to much about the matter and will say they believe in it because others do. These can be Christians, since to them it is not relevant to their lives or thoughts. Another kind is the kind which thinks they can serve both God and the devil. They may be Christian but they put themselves in dire spiritual trouble by their attempted fence sitting. The last kind is the virulent evolutionists (which include most of the evos on these threads). They will lie profusely and claim to be Christians but they are just doing what atheists have done for centuries (including Darwin) - profess to be Christians to attempt to lead people into the balancing act that leads to perdition.
However, evolution is still the only viable scientific explanation for the existing evidence.
Since you have put yourself as an example of a Christian evolutionist, then it is fair to examine the evidence you have offered. Let's try to see on which of the above categories you fit by seeing how you answer the following question:
How can a good Christian who believes in an Allmighty God, say that evolution is the only viable explanation for man, species, and living things?????????????