Why do guys are so sure?

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Creationism implies the existanse of a Creator, therefore an atheist cannot believe in it, and the conclusions he makes when handling prehistoric artifacts will reflect this view. However, his views can be easily be accepted by a religious person, by believing that evolution was guided by God. And, as I said, if you're a Christian (O Jew or Muslim) this doesn't really matter. It is more important to believe IN the Creator, that in HOW He created.

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So you actually have no problem with evolution in general, you're just attacking some personal interpretations. Why bother?

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Originally posted by acmhttu001_2006:
And your exmample, sure this may have been one circumstance, but you are ruling out a myriad of other circumsances. It is possible.
Do not get me started on mathematical probablities, this is my major and passion. I will rip apart any misuse of mathematics of grossly exaggerate the claims on one side or the other. Mathematics is pure, and I will not see it MISUSED.

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Intresting... I've seen biologists, geologists, philosophers and theologians defending evolution, and now there's a mathematician defender! Can't wait to see some other comrades; maybe a chemist or preacher, defending evolution?