"The standard methodology of creationists is to find some phenomenon in nature which Darwinism cannot readily explain."
It's not evolution, but I am still seeking a scientific explanation for the Big Bang. How could all the matter in all the galaxies and the universe come from a single point, the size of the head of a pin?
Creation makes more sense to me.
Isn't the trend from order to disorder? At least it is in my desk drawers :-)
Science doesn't have an "explanation".
God did it.
Not only did the Fathers of the Church regard creation as beginning with something smaller than a mustard seed, the Jewish scholar Nachmanides, was of the same view.
Now, if you are a short-canon protestant, you are under no compulsion on the basis of the Scriptures to believe in creation ex nihilo (since the only Scriptural basis for the doctrine is in Second Maccabees, in the exhortation of Solomonia to her sons to accept martyrdom rather than renounce the Torah), but most Christian and Jews accept the doctrine. I would point out that the most refined theoretical model of the Big Bang, Hawkings null initial condition model, looks remarkably like a mathematical model of what a universe created ex nihilo, with time itself created, would look like from the inside.