As an aside note, I am reminded, Forum Moderater ikester7579, that you once questioned the very presence of evolutionist posters altogether. It is with great relief that I see you no longer view this as a creation only forum.
I not only like to debate evolution. But sometimes I debate into the actual mind of the evolutionist. That's why I started a thread asking all evolutionists: Why are you here? It was not because I did not want you guys here, it is because I wanted to see what the answers would be.
For example, they might be an Islamic creationist here to discuss the topic. My point, whether deemed trivial or not, is that creationism does not equal Christian. One could very well be a Hindu and argue against evolution.
Well, we can't accommodate everyone in every aspect of it. But I have no problem if they want to debate creation or evolution. As long as they don't start preaching and teaching their proclaimed god such as Allah.
There is also the fact that some posters are both Christian and evolutionists, which makes separating them into two separate categories with two separate criterias for posting somewhat ambiguous.
I have no problem with that. But I also know that some evolutionists will choose that view for confusion of believers when it's not what they really believe. There are ways to test someone to see if they are evolutionist under a false world view.
In fact, I will probably do a thread on why theistic evolution is wrong, and how much of evolution the Bible actually supports.