The problem that we Creationists will always have with the "belief system of evolution" is that you believe life evolved without a Creator, and we do not.
Once again; it's not a belief system. You can disagree with the science, you can argue the evidence, question the reasoning but for as long as you prattle about "belief systems" you're going to miss the point. Evidence: learn it, understand it, criticise it. If you're right, you'll win. That's how science works.
As a Creationist, I believe God created everything after their own kind, from the simplest life form to the most complex, able to live and reproduce new life forms after their own kind.
I look at the evidence, and conclude from the evidence that Evolution happened. You see the difference? You're saying you believe in Creationism and conclude about the causes of life accordingly; I don't "believe in Evolution", I conclude it.
As many life forms became extinct during the 5 major extinction periods, God created new life forms, rather than postulating that some life forms survived the major extinction periods, and continued the evolutionary process after each major extinction.
That's a fascinating suggestion, could you start a new thread with more details of your views on this?