[quote]My point has always been to say what others have already said but in a less abrasive way. Ive been saying that Darwinism/ macro evolution/ the notion that we came from another species under the pretense that it took roughly over 4.5 billion years of evolution to get to where we are now is not a infallible fact. That your idea of fact is twisted and morbid to the point of extremist indoctrination. My point is to contradict what you know as fact and to try to determine if you're willing to accept an alternative or if you will just degrade to a point of unreasonable anger. I will not debate because that is not a skill I feel is necessary in my life. I can only inform. That is the best course of action imo.[/quote] Macro and micro evolution aren't real things. And even if they were, they are the same thing over different periods of time. Micro, is small changes over short periods of time. Macro is large changes over large periods of time. If you don't thing those small changes would accumulate into greater changes as a whole, that's absurd. We know the age of the Earth, we have observed that life changes over time. So its only logical to think life has changed from the beginning to where we are now. I don't think my "idea of fact is twisted and morbid to the point of extremist indoctrination" and I'm sorry you feel that way. I just care if what I believe is true, I don't see how that is morbid, or was the result of indoctrination. Especially since I was raised presbyterian not without a religion. I would accept an alternative, that's what science is about. Like I said I only care about truth. But seeing as what I currently believe is backed up and is the basic foundation of almost all of science, I'm sticking with it until someone brings something forward that debunks the scientific community. I'm fine with not debating, I just don't agree or like the things you said.