Creationists, is evolution impossible?

You'll either get no answer from the fundies or a la la la la la finger in the ears type response that has nothing to do with the question. You ask a question in which you are quite correct--yet if you are correct that would mean the bible is allegorical and not literal--and this is something so terrifying that a fundie will not think about it--lest he lose his way.

Evolution is a scientific theory, not a religious doctrine (unless of course you happen to be an atheist). Get a grip. It didn't happen.

How would God's omnipotence be questionable for His choice of methods when those methods would first have had to be created? You can't do that and neither can I. God can, but did He use that method?

Darwinism is a philosophy and you swallowed it. Evolution is merely a poorly fashioned tool of Darwinism that has been repeatedly revised.

Throw away the oral tradition that was eventually recorded and there is no witness account. It would be most convenient for your argument to do so.

You seem to be pushing to the conclusion that if God did not use evolution as His method then He must be lacking in the omnipotent department. Are you sure you have read my answer? I already stated He is capable and He is in fact the Author of all laws that govern us. We are in no position to comprehend, let alone judge the extent of, God's abilities.

The bold assertions that are being made are not those of believers. The boldest assertion of all lies within the title atheist. Why waste time trying to make the messenger look like a fool when the message has already been delivered and the Author of that message has not changed His mind?

By the evidence I have seen I would have to conclude evolution is impossible. Mutation can not result in information being added to genes. That means all of the information would have had to be present in the very first organism. There is no reason for all of that information to be there except by design. Too bad your favorite premature conclusion

excludes the possibilty of God.

I actually think that evolution is likely the method God used to create the diversity in life we see today. Does this disprove omnipotence? No, why would it? Perhaps that is just the way he decided to do it.

Creationist believe that over a time a species can change. What they balk at is that over a much longer time and a lot of changes a species changes into a different creature.

Not if you believe the Bible to be literally true, which I do. The earth is about 6000 years old give or take a 100 years. The Bible states that there was no death before sin. Since Eve committed the first sin there wasn't enough time for evolution to be true.

Not only is it possible, it has happened and will continue to do so in the future.

Yes! You undermind God's Sovereignty!!