Don:

Why thank you ! ...(I think !?) :-)

Well...sounds like I heard the same argument against the evolutionists too.

I just try and stick to the information and reasoning presented to see if it makes any sense to me one way or the other. I just started to read the material and it is quite interesting.... There are some example cases showing how evolution arguments are stumped that are convincing. Even Darwin himself expressed doubts about his own theory when viewing (no pun intended) the eyeball and how it's parts work together. Then there's the Monarch butterfly, etc.

In this light, it's ironic how critics use their eyeballs to acquire the knowledge to defend a theory which cannot explain how the eyeball got created through evolution in the first place. Well...I don't want to pour more fuel on the fire now...(or is that 'just yet'?)

Oh well, one man's poison is another man's gold....

...there's some interesting mathematical odds looked at regarding the odds of life occurring randomly and how the time required would exceed the life of the universe, etc.,etc. You may want to check that out sometime...

Take care, .02