Not surprizing. Still, the way evolution is defended makes me think they have something to fear in acknowleging that there's something bigger than they are. That's why I called them high priests in a post above. It's like some wierd ultra-sacrosanct religion, where all questions are answered by the magic word "evolution" and objectors are sent to the stocks.
Wrong. Evolution can be falsified surprisingly easily. If even one fossil was found in the wrong place, we would know that evolution could not have taken place. Why do you think so many Creationists try to put fake fossils in these places except because they want to falsify the theory?
Still, the way evolution is defended makes me think they have something to fear in acknowleging that there's something bigger than they are.
Evolution does not exclude "something bigger". What it excludes is a literal interpretation of both of the two Creation stories in Genesis I-III.