[Daniel_in_Babylon]

I believe in God, and don't see evolution as incompatible with that belief.

Has anyone addressed this aspect of the discussion, yet? I just got here and I find it somewhat difficult to peruse 1500 posts during my brief lunch break!

Biological macro-evolution is most certainly incompatible with Christianity. Any flavor of particles-to-people evolution involves innumerable instances of death before the sin of Adam. However, Scripture tells us that death is the result of sin. The theistic evolutionist has accepted a premise that is incorrect - that death is natural! Death is not natural. It is an unnatural enemy that has blanketed this world. It is such a powerful enemy that only God Himself, in the person of Jesus Christ, could defeat it. That is the reason for the bloody cross of Christ and His glorious resurrection - to defeat sin and the death that flowed from sin.

[Maceman]

Biological macro-evolution is most certainly incompatible with Christianity.

I said I believe in God. I did not say I'm a Christian. As for your point. If I were a fundamentalist Christian, I would certainly find it dismaying.