Nature

[brotherlylove]

If you had lived at that time, you would have believed it too. Amazing how science can be completely wrong about something, isn't it?

The really good thing about science is that it has the means to eventually get it right. With your crap shoot approach of picking the holy book your family handed you, you either get lucky or stay wrong forever.

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So without the fossil evidence, and evidence actually contradicting the predictions of the theory, macro evolution is dead in the water.

If only saying a thing actually carried any power to make it so. Alas for you it doesn't.

Apparently you didn't read my introduction. I grew up in a secular home. I am actually the only Christian in my immediate family, and I used to believe all the same things you do (in a general sense). I changed my mind because of evidence, not because of well wishing. I have found out that God is more than willing to provide evidence, and will, but not to stubborn and obstinate people who refuse to even consider the idea. I knew, as an agnostic, that our finite minds could not possibily comprehend the absolute truth about reality, and so I was open to that truth, and I didn't put myself in a box as to what it might be. How can you expect to see over that threshhold if you've closed the door and locked it? Answer, you will see nothing at all until you leave the key under the mat.