I will just wait til you guys respond to what has been presented.
Here is my response. Creationism is not an alternative theory to the biological theory of evolution. It isn't even a scientific theory. It makes no predictions, is not falsifiable, presents no original data, grossly misrepresents data supporting evolution and the researchers who do the original work. All scientific theories stand or fall on their own merits. Almost none have ever been replaced, only elaborated upon and so refined. And that is because of the very high standard required to be called a scientific theory in the first place. The charlatans who use creationism (which is a long refuted 19th century philosophical hypothesis twisted into 20th and 21st century religious dogma) as a pretense to introduce religion into our public schools are bigots and frauds who have no toleration for or consideration of the diversity of people in the U.S. and do a great disservice to the science and public whose interests they pretend to have at heart. Those who preach it are willfully dishonest, and unethical and have no place in today's discourse on scientific or educational matters, particularly where our children are concerned.
If you are going to attempt to supplant ANY scientific theory, it must stand or fall on its own merits. It isn't enough to try to disprove a theory. You must present a theory that better explains the vast array of data supporting the existing theory. "God did it" cannot and never will be able to do this because it is not scientific; rather, it is, at best, an argument from ignorance.