That's some good evidence there.
However, if they don't like that, how about the "Simple Cell", which isn't so "simple"?
That thing that the Theory of Evolution revolves around which is just utterly silly.
The "Simple" Cell consists of thousands of working parts, and if you were to subtract just one of those parts, the thing would cease to function. All of these parts are inter-dependant upon one another otherwise the whole thing falls apart.
If this is the simplest organism that we've ever found... where did all the individual parts come from? Who or what assembled them in such a way that allows it to not only live, but also survive?
Did some goop somehow form together to make a complex machine-like entity that lives, functions, and reproduces on its own without any outside force?
Why do the parts of the "Simple Cell" that we can see resemble modern-day machinery? (ever looked up microscopic pics of a bacteria flagella? It looks like a modern day rotor engine, only at a tiny fraction of the size and it works exactly the same way!)
How about the DNA structure? It's a binary data storage system that can "unzip" itself, make a copy and "re-zip" itself and it is so complex that we are still studying it to this day, despite our ridiculously powerful computers. It is more complex and advanced than any data system we've managed to create in modern technology.
Data, and language, doesn't just appear out of nowhere; it has to be created by something intelligent. But yet, back when there was no man, where was the intelligence that created it? Even if you're some whacko that believes in alien intervention... who created the aliens, then? Surely they, too, had to come from somewhere?
Atheists (and the science they worship) have no explanation for any of these questions.
Christians, however, can easily explain it: God would have easily had the ability, knowledge, and wisdom to make these wonders.
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