Questions, Questions.

I was on a walk two nights ago when I thought of the people who believe in evolution. =O I think a lot while I take walks. =D Anyway, I started wondering how people could seriously believe in evolution. I mean, there is so much evidence against it, it's overwhelming! It just blows my mind how someone who believes in evolution can seriously call himself a scientist. Then, I started wondering why God didn't make it easier for people to believe in creation. I mean, he made everything to where it kinda makes sense. I mean, everything fits together and works together, seemingly without divine interference. Of course, we Christians know that everything would abruptly fall apart if God was keeping it together, but the evolutionists don't! So, why didn't God just leave some loose ends? I think that I'm losing my audience. Um, take the human body for one example. If God hadn't put lungs in, yet we somehow continued to breath, evolutionists wouldn't be able to explain that at all! There would be absolutely nothing they could say about that, because it would be so obviously supernatural. But then, I remembered that God did leave much in question. He created the world. Now, if that isn't evidence of a God, then I don't know what is! I loved it how he made no effort to make it come about by natural occurences so that we could understand; no, it's just: "In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth." I mean, you've gotta love it! =D So, I don't know if I got my point across or not, but I just felt that I should share it.