Ignorancism

to believe in the full boat that the evolutionist folks serve us also, as it does to believe in a God of creation, all of it. Even Darwin himself is said to have said that his "theory" of evolution was stretched a bit. (something of that nature) OK, so with tools and instruments of measure scientists can supposedly say that a rock or something was 20 some millions of years old. Big deal. And by looking at a butterfly, a hummingbird, an eagle you are not at all enthralled at the magnitude of this creation. Each created, each reproducing after it's own kind. Is there evidence of robins reproducing with bluejays, or hummingbirds stopping long enough to be caught by a sparrow, or a mourning dove.

But evolutionists say it happened by some mico-biological evolutionary step for survival.

Bunk is also hard to believe. A theory will remain a theory. Faith will remain faith.

It's anti-nonsense.

If We have birds, giraffes, and people, then where are all the bird/giraffe/people?

I think your statement is true that the Creator of the universe will never be threatened by our discoveries. Quite the contrary, there are many on the 'right' who believe that a fair survey of today's scientific research may help to further reveal and support faith in God. While you may not think its fair to remove evolution from schools wouldn't you at least say that its fair to evaluate teaching intelligent design if a reasonable amount of research can be presented to make a good argument? After all, evolution is still widely considered 'a theory.'