Evolution is better than creationism

There is a lot of evidence for how the Bible says Earth was made. It's science and takes no more faith than Evolution does. There is NO observable evidence for Evolution therefore it takes faith to think it happened. I do not believe that Evolution is a religion but I can see why some people do: science is the evolutionist's god, and also, it takes faith to believe in Evolution. "It is not even a theory. It is a mere hypothesis. " This is incorrect because Creationism goes through the same evaluation processes as Evolutionism, is based on the same facts as Evolution, and, just like Evolution, is another idea for how the creatures in this world came to be how they are now. Creationism has been tested and, because there is so much evidence that leads to a Creator God, many people call it a theory. Evolution is a horrible way to explain how life became diverse. First, it breaks the 1st and 2nd Law of Thermodynamics. Matter cannot be created from nothing; energy cannot be created nor destroyed. Nothing can go from simple to complex, just as a messy room cannot become clean by itself. There has to be human intervention for that to happen. . http://en.wikipedia.org... . http://chemed.chem.purdue.edu... . http://en.wikipedia.org... "Creationism on the other hand is a position taken by religious fundamentalists who have blind faith in what they believe is the word of god. " The phrase "blind faith" means different things to different people, and, sadly, many people use it as a negative, disparaging term to describe anyone who believes in God. A dictionary definition of blind faith is "belief without true understanding, perception, or discrimination. " One of the greatest examples of faith is found in the Old Testament, where God told Abraham that Abraham would be a father of many nations and that his wife Sarah would bear him a child even though they were very old. Indeed, Sarah was 90, and Abraham was around 100 when Isaac was finally born to them. Then God told Abraham to do the unthinkable, to kill Isaac (Genesis 22:1-19). Upon receiving the order, Abraham did not question God. He "blindly" followed God"s orders and traveled quite a distance to a mountain with the intention of killing his son. In the end, God stopped him and said, "Now I know that you fear God, because you have not withheld from me your son, your only son" (Genesis 22:12). This account makes it seem that God was rewarding and complimenting Abraham for blind faith, and since Abraham is one of the models given to us to follow, it would seem that blind faith is the ideal. That, however, is not the whole story. If we turn to the book of Hebrews and read what it says about Abraham, we can figure out a bit more. Abraham is listed more than once, but verses 18-19 tell us Abraham "reasoned" that God had promised a great nation through Isaac and that even if Isaac were killed, God could bring Isaac back from the dead, and because of that reasoning"not blind faith"Abraham followed through with the command. Abraham did not act blindly. Instead, he used his powers of reason, based on what he knew about God, to think it through. He knew God"s nature as a faithful God, and he remembered God"s promise regarding Isaac. Then he acted accordingly. So, taking away from what you just read, as Christians it is not blind faith to believe in what the Bible says God can do, and it is especially not blind faith to believe in the creation facts we find on this earth, which happen to follow directly to what the Bible talks about. "Creation "scientists" do not use the scientific method to confirm their religious dogma, but will constantly try as hard as they can to find holes in the theory of evolution and/or most contemporary science by looking at the concepts with a confirmational bias and the holes only exist when looked at with scientific ignorance. " We do that only because there are MANY holes and flaws in Evolution, and because of that there is a much greater probability of Creationism being correct. It is not "conformational bias" which leads us to the problems with Evolution! It is plain logic and common sense to point them out.