I am try to create a defense, a apologetic, of a 6 day creation vs Macro evolution including the big bang theroy.....
Hello jeffderuyter21:
If it is purely a case from the Scriptures that you wish to build, then the issue of "no death before Adam because it destroys the foundation of the Gospel message" is a good place to start.
I also believe that the fact that there is no 3rd stage SuperNova Remenants (SNRs) that has been observed to exist in our galaxy. If our galaxy were really billions of years old, there should be 5000 predicted 3rd Stage SNRs. If it were only 7000 years old, there should be 0 predicted 3rd Stage SNRs. The number of 3rd Stage SNRs actually observed is 0. This evidence alone proves that our galaxy cannot be billions of years old -- because there would be 5000 missing 3rd Stage SNRs!
I posted this evidence on another forum and a person gave me a link that had lists of supposed creationary lies on it. [It should be noted that evolutionists believe their interpretations as fact and anything that doesn't fit with their interpretation is a lie in their eyes] On this particular link they said that the problem of the missing 3rd Stage SNRs is "also solved". As you could imagine I was a little confused, okay, I was very confused. So I wrote to AiG asking them if they could explain this and they replied.
That particular link never told me the rest of the quote:
"It appears with the above explanation there is no need to postulate values of Eo/n differing greatly from those in the galaxy, and the mystery of the missing remnants is also solved".
Well, the logical question is what explanation that they are referring to? The explanation is that IF:
1. There was an incorrect estimate so anomalies should be included.
2. Assume the detection limit is expanded by a factor of 3.
3. Claims that there was an erroneous number detected by a factor of 2.
So basically Clarke and Caswell made up assumptions to try to fit the evolutionary model. Basically they said that since the data didn't match the evolutionary premises, they would assume that it was an incorrect estimate, the detection rate is wrong and anomalies should be included, then they conclude that this fits with evolution. This doesn't solve the probelm (and this is an embarrassing interpretation) but shows their allegiance to evolution over the observed facts.
Although I can't post the link, the article is called
Exploding stars point to a young universe by Dr Sarfati of Answers in Genesis. An interesting read.
Another cool article is
Speedy star changes - no need for long ages from AiG. In this article they say that in only a few years, a particular star has changed from a white dwarf star about the size of Earth to a bright yellow supergiant 80 times wider than the sun. This means that the diameter has increased by a factor of 8000, and teh volume by a factor of over 500,000 million. The astronomers expressed great surprise at the rapidity at which this change had occured. If this had not been observed to happen, evolutionists would have undoubtedly claimed that millions of years were necessary. We should remember they have never actually observed stas taking millions of years to change (it is a belief system). We should trust God who was there and has revealed that teh universe is much younger.
A very exciting field in science is starting to have an impact on the creation/evolution debate. The area of information science. See the Information Theory page from AiG Q&A Topics Index. I'm still going through some of the information there.
You will find all the evidence that you need on AiG's Q&A Topics Index. ICR and Christian Network also provide some good information, as does True Origins.
Just remember, though, that the evidence doesn't speak for itself. It has to be interpreted through a "world view" for it to make any sense. Both creationists and evolutionists have the same evidence - and this evidence exists in the present (e.g. fossils, animals and plants, rocks, stars, etc.). Both creationists and evolutionists have the same science to use, e.g. astronomy, physics, chemistry, biology, natural selection, genetics, information science, etc., etc). The only difference between creationists and evolutionists is the interpretation that we come up with about the origin of the evidence.
Christian creationists base their interpretation on the infallibility of God's Word from Genesis 1:1 and that it is meant to be taken at face value.
An atheist believes the Bible is not true and that there is no God -- therefore natural processes
must have made everything.
T.E's believe atheistic evolution with God added into the equation. I believe that this is because they think that science has proved evolution -- they coud not be more from the truth. Evolution is not science, it is a belief system about the past (like creation) that cannot be observed, repeated nor tested. It is a religion (religion: a set of beliefs held to with ardor - Websters definition).
The theories for how things were made are subject to change, but the underlying premises are
not subject to change for both the evolutionists (underlying belief: i.e. that natural processes made everything), T.E's (underlying belief:God guided evoution), and creationists (underlying belief: i.e. God made everything as He said in Genesis).
Oh my goodness, look at the time! 12:40 in the morning!!!

Last I looked it was 11:00 PM! I think I got a little bit too carried away. Time for sleep.
God Bless, I hope you've had a great day.
Almost forgot, natural laws may also provide a strong case for creationists against atheistic evolution, e.g. 2nd law of thermodynamics and law of causality (cause and effect principle) -- see the Answers Book first chapter for more information.