Creationism (pro) v. Evolution (con)

This topic is interesting indeed, I am happy to hear that you don't use your atheist views as a label as some people do. You say that You don't believe in creationism because it appears highly flawed and that it seems to be man-made... I am assuming that you do realize that Darwinian evolution did come from the mind of Charles darwin? While Christianity was written in a series of books, those books are all part of a larger story... Each book is a chapter if you will. I find it funny that you say there are thousands of observations that point to evolution, but as a creationist, I believe that some of those same observations point to Creationism! If you would allow me to bring up several bullet points that I believe bring up holes in the evolutionary theory, I would greatly appreciate it... - The Cambrian explosion - I am assuming that you know that this actually happened, but whenever I have asked an Athiest about it, I have 1. never gotten the same answer, and 2. Never gotten a straight answer. It is the rapid and seemingly instantaneous appearance of many different kinds of phyla, This does not seem like evolution to me, this seems to point to creationism as this is (as i have stated before) the rapid and seemingly instantaneous appearance of phyla! I could be incorrect, but doesn't evolution mainly state that change comes from slow and minor changes over millions of years at a time? - Irreducible complexity - Exactly what it sounds like, Irreducible complexity is the point where an organism can no longer be broken down and still function, If you have ever watched the film Expelled (and I suggest you do as it is quite interesting) they state that the very minimum amount of protein an organism can have is 260. 260 perfectly aligned proteins, if even 1 of those 260 proteins was just slightly misformed, the organism can no longer survive. - Life - Life itself cannot come from nonliving objects, for example, we cannot get a living cell to come from a nonliving rock. This brings up the Idea that perhaps life came by random chance. to which I would say that life is far too complicated for random chance. Take 2 Lines of Shakespeare, "To be or not to be, That is the question" and take a bunch of scrabble pieces and throw them up in the air, and hopefully they make these 2 lines from Shakespeare. The odds of this happening are slim, but the odds of life happening are like doing the same thing hundreds of times in a row. I will watch that video, thank you. I usually read the English Standard Version. The debate at the moment is not upon which religion is correct, but if you would like to ask this question I would say that Christianity could have easily been proven false if one person would have spoken up and said, "that didn't happen". And yet no one did. Christianity is also the only religion that has had a dead man come back to life! I said that the bible has never been proven false, and perhaps I am incorrect, But as I said, Christianity could have been proven false by one person stating that the information was false, but nobody did, and since Christianity states that every word in the bible is true, I choose to believe that it is true.