I saw a cardinal today on my walk. I love the pop of bright red against the green of the trees. I also saw a monarch butterfly today resting on a flower--so beautiful. I love to look at what's around me on my walks, knowing that God created all of this. The very diversity of life that evolutionists talk about as evidence of evolution is actually an argument against it. If evolution were true, and we were evolving to become better, it seems to me that we'd all become the same to ensure survival. I'm not a scientist, but it seems that evolutionary theory is way too convoluted, when I thought that scientists held to the maxim that "the simplest explanation is usually the best." If you go by that, then evolution is way too complicated, and the best explanation is to say that all that we see was created by God. I also can't stand it when evolutionists use the word "creation", because it seems that if you don't believe that God created the earth, than you shouldn't use the word 'creation." You're undermining your own statement because the word 'creation' implies that there is a creator. If you don't believe God created the earth, you should refer to it as "a random assembly of molecules resulting in land and animals and people". That's my take on things.