Teetotaler said:Chrisitianity is not about proof, while evolution is.
No, evolution is about generation of diversity and natural selection, both which have been observed. You too can observe evolution.
It is a fact that human kind will continue to speculate until it ceases to exist; continuing in his attempts to explain events that happened way before his time.
But, maybe you're wrong, maybe we won't cease to exist and will instead continue to evolve, to learn and gain knowledge, and perhaps eventually explain those events in great detail.
You call Christians crazy for choosing to have "faith" and simply exist when scientists strive for what can not be acheived? Don't take this as anti-science, take this as anti-life explanation.
That is quite the defeatist attitude - are you anti-life? And again, you could be very wrong about what science will achieve.
We are fish in a fish bowl. Just because the thinker fish can see outside of its fish bowl and make reasonable theories as to its existence, it can never be 100% accurate. They can never know all the variables of the outside world.
Perhaps one day we will. Us thinker fishes are quite persistent, you know.
So you athiest and scientist continue on your endless expedition, while we belivers choose to sumbit to something larger than ourselves. At least, we creationist aren't striving for the impossible.
No, only the imaginable.
And don't worry about the endless expeditions, we know you Christians will sit back in blissful submission, riding the shirt-tails of scientists successes, as you've always done in the past and will continue to do, in spite of yourselves.