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So here's my response, it's a shame that there is no open dialog with Evolutionists. They have made up their mind and defend their belief more intensely than most Creationists I've spoken with. ... I'd have to say it's a shame that you and the other Evolutionist on this thread are incapable of opening your eyes past your petri dish. I continue to investigate and to learn, because I have solid faith in G-- and science and its theories are of no threat to me.

I guess that "open mind" is displayed in one of your earlier posts when someone tried to educate you with the facts.

Pure fabrication. But hey, if you gotta make stuff up to support your view...

1. If you read my posts, then you'd see that I do believe in evolution -- within the species. I don't believe in evolving from one species to another.

2. I do have an open mind, except when someone makes a false claim. There is no bacteria that thrives only on inorganic matter. There is no life form that does. As I stated, that would be one of the pinnacles of evolution, being able to survive on inorganic matter. "Evolving" to a dependence on organic matter would not be evolution, it would be de-evolution.

So there you have it. I was trying to figure out why there is so much animosity toward people who criticize the theory of evolution. I thank you and your allies on this thread for revealing more than you are aware of regarding your position and the motivation behind it.