My take on the Dawkins/Gould Evolutionist position after lo these many threads and years is that there is a ferocious gut level animus toward Christianity at work among adherents. They love to bash Creationists at every opportunity. Ann Coulter desribes this "Atheist Left" (her phrase but wish it were mine)-inspired animus toward Christianity beautifully in Slander (buy it). The Great Satan is the constantly morphing "religious right" and she aptly compares it to George Orwell's one-size-fits-all demon, Emmanuel Goldstein.
Ask an Evolutionist why the Universe is orderly, why science has been so successful, and the best answer you'll get is "It just is" (I know, I've asked.) Well, right, but that's the whole point, isn't it? Order does not arise out of chaos without some impetus. It can be argued around, denied or ignored, but there it is. And there it will stay.
So what's your problem, Evolutionists? Do you not have the courage of your convictions? Will your theory not withstand scrutiny? If you attempt to stifle criticism, that's not science.
Darwinism is dead, Evols. It doesn't know it so we just have to keep beating it until it stops moving.
Now before some newbie instantly labels me a "creationist", as though that were pejorative, let me repeat that I am not a literal Biblical creationist. It is quite clear to me, though, that God is a most intimate and relevant reality, THE most intimate and relevant reality. It's a medium-long discussion but the Bible is not required to get you there.