[Lurking Libertarian]

Even if evolution theory were tight, from A to Z, it does nothing to God, who would have devised it. So, do you have an argument against God? You cannot disprove Him, though stacks of various kinds of evidence exist for Him.

Exactly right. Many of us believe in God, as a matter of faith, and also believe that the weight of the scientific evidence supports evolution. Many (no, not all, but a lot of the anti-evolution people who post on these threads) seem to reject evolution less because of the scientific evidence than because they are afraid that it undermines faith in God. Such people are, IMHO, misguided (as are, IMHO, those who trumpet evolution as a way to reject God).

[unspun]

Many (no, not all, but a lot of the anti-evolution people who post on these threads) seem to reject evolution less because of the scientific evidence than because they are afraid that it undermines faith in God.

Do you suppose that this could be in significant part, a result of observing the predominant attitudes and purposes of the most vocal evolutionists?