Interesting reading. Mostly because none of the answers seem to have a grasp of creationism but still have a very biting opinion. Which is usually the case, the harshest opinions come from the least knowledgeable. ;-)
Creationism is flawed in the since that they try too hard to prove the validity of the theory by tearing down evolution instead of standing on their own facts.
Evolution is a tenuous theory, the facts all seem to fall into the basic psychological traps of conformational bias and narrative fallacy. For example when evolutionary scientists decoded Platypus DNA they admitted that "We have no idea how evolution or natural selection could have created the Platypus... but that just shows you how amazing the power of evolution is."
Of course I'm sure most people don't notice the self-validation that goes into that statement.
We don't know = Proof of what we believe to be true.
If you apply psychology to the development of evolutionary theory, you very quickly see the patterns that have created a system of
belief,
not a proven science.
Ok, now I'm going hear all the people start to tear down the little bit of data I just stated... which also falls into the psychological tests that show people attack data they don't agree with.
To me, this is just a proof of what psychology tells us about belief systems. people will defend them beyond facts or reason.
Evolution is not a fact.... defend away.