Nothing new here. This kind of hokie crap has been going on since the age of enlightenment.

Christians falsely think they have cornered the market on backpeddling to fit a squar peg into a round hole.

I once debated a Muslim who quoted a quran verse that talked about "mountains moving" so therefor the quran demonstrated plate tectonics. IM NOT KIDDING!

The other religions are playing catch up such as Jewish Kaballah and Scientology. But crap is crap with or without corn. 

Im trying,and trying hard,but creationists have only proven ONE thing,and nothing scientifically,its that they know nothing of science,gullible,and a majority are ignorant know nothings who couldnt possibly form a rebuttal to anything because goddidit is their perfect answer.

I dont like religion in general,but to each his own,but learn the facts(or theories as they say) before you run your mouth about something you dont know a thing about.

Brought to you by a semi drunken rant,but not drunk enough to flame retards. 

We also don't torture people here (ie caning)

Yeah I hate the caning thing too! 

Anyway I've rebutted his 'facts' and now he thinks I've got something against him personally. I guess that's expected right? 

Another update. Here's what he has to say...

Well, the outcome of the debate is pretty obvious. Without a god, there is no need for morality. Even in the evolution model, nature is a concept of a god, which governs the survival of species. Every set of behaviour emerging out from the society can be traced back to nature.

So what does nature says about survival? Survival of the fittest. Now if there is no such rule/law, is there a need to be moral? That is, "don't steal", "don't rape", "don't kill", etc... If nature has selected these behaviours that allow the survival of humans, doesn't this show that there can be no morality without god?

Of course, I do not recognise nature is my god. My faith will still be the same. I didn't come to this faith by chance, by my parents, by a preacher. I came by studying the bible.

I used to be an evolutionist. I truely believed my ancestors were monkeys. I believed the bible was a book of nonsense, with no scientific support. So I never touch the bible for a very very long time.

However, through my course of studying, I realised evolution is filled with too many flaws. Of course I can understand one or two mistakes, after all, we are gaining more knowledge every day on specific fields of science to correct any errors. But the flaws are way too serious for me to overlook.

I thought to myself, why didn't anybody show me the flaws? To me, it seems evolution is trying to perpetuate something. Well, since I got to know the flaws of evolution, I could make a clear judgement.

That's when I started to break away from it and moved on to other faiths. Christianity was definitely not my first choice, but I move into it anyway. Through my study, I was definitely given the "good stuffs". But I searched for the "bad stuffs" too, such as the contradictions of the bible, the lack of scientific support, etc...

After my study, I have came to realise that every question has an answer. I won't move into the details but I found every single answer I wanted to know. That's when I started to move on to this new faith.

I'm proud to say, I'm still here. I would never want to believe in a lie again.

In my perspective, it takes more faith to believe in evolution. The incredible impossibilities in the theories takes great faith. Added that some of the theories are too far-fetched without sufficient scientific support. Majority of these theories are speculations.