Alright, whyizit and TopHat, let me demonstrate your wilfull ignorance: list the titles and authors of the books you've read on evolution and creation.
I'm pretty sure you'll refuse to do this, though, because I strongly doubt that you've ever read anything other than pro-creation literature -- and not even 'technical' creation literature at that. You won't want to embarass yourselves by showing how little you've actually explored these subjects.
On the other hand, I've read tons of material in favor of both evolution and creation, and concerning the controversies about these subjects. I have several hundred books on these subjects and am quite familiar with their contents. I've read all of Phillip Johnson's books, several of William Dembski's, Michael Behe's, many of Henry Morris's (do you even know who these people are?), and a great many others who are looked on as lights in the creation movement. I can detail the arguments they make in favor of creation, and I can refute them all. Can you do the converse with respect to arguments in favor of evolution? I think not. Prove me wrong if you dare.
I suspect that your replies, if any, will be repetitions of the meaningless whining you've engaged in to this point.
AlanF