Fossils are a testament to death
True, but fossils are also a testament to birth, renewal and regeneration. Moreover, they allow countless billions of individual organisms to enjoy life, rather than a tiny minority of the selfish and greedy who want to hog eternal life for themselves alone, in a world without death, denying life for others.
...and death is a testament to sin.
I suppose you mean human sin. So why is it, in God's created world, that the millions of other non-human species have to bear the sins of man? Of course the world's ecology is affected by man today, but that has nothing to do with scripture or fossils.
Evolutionists like to daisy-chain these fossils into one long story of natural selection, fights for survival, mutations, and who-knows-what-all;
So after the Fall, life itself has became a terrible and intolerable punishment? Rubbish! For those that can appreciate it, life is mostly enjoyable - that's why
we don't want to die! Certainly there is a struggle for existence, but creationists seem to think there's only one form of life on this planet - animal. Actually microorganisms are the dominant life form, but do you ever hear a creationist bemoaning 'survival of the fittest' amongst this group? No, because they don't care! Man is the pinnacle of God's creation.
but the Bible clearly paints a different picture.
There are creatures mentioned in the Bible that only an evolutionist can deny, and they deny them with passion; changing, as the Bible says, the glory of our uncorruptible God into all manner of birds, four-footed beasts, and creeping things.
Romans 1:23 said:
And changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into an image made like to corruptible man, and to birds, and fourfooted beasts, and creeping things.
What do you mean "the Bible clearly paints a different picture"? The verse you quote is about bringing God down to man's level - idols and image they carved or drew. Paul is talking about objects like the odd creatures dug up today and which represented ancient deities. I don't understand how this quote supports your contention that 'evolutionists' deny the existence of certain creatures mentioned in the Bible.