Wrong.
I offer you no more than you offer others - just a bare claim, because any more than that would be useless to both of us and the rest of the thread participants as well.
Instead, I offer this: Whatever your reply to this other than. "You're correct," apply the same principles to your own answer.
Nobody has yet answered satisfactory.
That's not a problem for any of them. Your conditions are absurd by design so that they may invoked protect you from argument that you can't rebut by simply claiming that nothing is good enough for you - that somebody made an assumption somewhere as if you don't do that exclusively. Once again, that's not a problem for anybody else.
And will they agree to stop the personal attacks like name calling. Better yet the evolutionist can only have 1 person posting, at a time. Any evolutionist that break the rules is removed from this discussion unless they admit that they did wrong.
You have an odd notion of your power and leverage here. Regarding personal attacks, you can do your part by not making it so tempting. I've resisted, but not because I think you're comments aren't worthy of overt ridicule. It simply isn't necessary to editorialize on them, just to refute them if you ever make an argument, and disregard the empty claims or simply write, "That is incorrect" without argument, because once again, why bother?
God created all things, the universe and the earth in 6 days, about 6000 years – the Bible and real science prove this is true
Science has shown that it is false.
Let us make man in our image, after our likeness. the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul.
None of this ever happened.
See how that works: you get what you give. Make empty claims and get unsupported contradictory claims back. Play see-if-you-can-make-me-think-critically, and the entire answer was, "No." What else do you have?
The Bible is true and I believe what it says.
More assumption. The Bible is rife with error and contradiction.