@goodlife. No apology for misrepresentation then? No apology to the author of the quotation you attempted to pass off as your own in your post? No acknowlegement that you were quoting out of context, had completely misunderstood his point, and were just following the church line where they resolutely carry on with the policy of lying for jesus?
Typical. You stand there for all to see as dishonest.
What you present as "science" is, of course a summarised short-hand - an overview. The fact that you think that what you have quoted actually represents "science" betrays the depth of your ignorance, not any fault of science itself.
There is evidence aplenty if you drill down and read the papers and some of the books, like Jerry Coynes "Why Evolution is True" , or Dawkins "Climbing Mount Improbable", or even Brysons " A short history of nearly everything"
For me it comes down to probability. Which is the more improbable- a divinity fo some description able to throw out universes on a whim, but who does not do anything else and leaves no evidence; or. a naturalistic explanation of the creation of the universe, the subsequent accretion and cooling of matter, the formation of stars and solar systems and subsequent jump from self-replicating inorganic compounds to simple life ?
For me it is simple - one has some actual evidence to support it, the other, the idea of a supernatural deity, is based entirely upon faith...