Ignoring the post from GUEST at 08:26 PM this date--it reinforces that evolution doesn't always work as it should--there are questions that the Darwinians seem to avoid answering.

1) Why are there no new species appearing? Has evolution stopped?

Creationists posit a God who went Shazam and BOOM, here we are. People who don't hold to that argue that it's impossible for the world to be only 6,000 years old. So to that I ask, "Why?" Are we to think that a consciousness capable of creating a universe couldn't also create a million-year-old fossil on a 6,000 year-old planet?

And to those who don't believe in God or some equivalent: Why, if humans are sooo smart, can we not make a single living thing from scratch. Why?

Now, let the games begin.