First and foremost, poking holes in the Theory of Evolution or saying that it "seems unlikely to me" does not *prove* the Christian creation myth.
Please answer this question:
What distinguishes your creation myth from the creation myth of any other religion? (someone is bound to have a clever answer!! Come on guys, show me up.) 
I agree with you that the theory of evolution doesn't cover all the bases, but you know, it's the best thing we've got based on the available evidence. And what else can you base a theory on but evidence? Anything else is *purely* a fanciful flight of the imagination.
Given that all things evolve, I have faith the theory of evolution too will evolve when more evidence turns up. 
Yes, I believe the world is only about 6,000-10,000 years old. No, I am not saying that the species now are the only one's there have ever been.
I'm sorry, these two sentences don't seem to work together. You're saying there have been many species, BUT no species is older than 10k years??
The 65 millions years date ... wouldn't bet my life on that since it's been proven wrong in many occations.
I think we can safely assume that dinosaurs lived more than 10,000 years ago, don't you? 65, 35, 15, even 1 million years... still greater than 10,000.
Yes, you do in fact grow from the day you are born, but you are dying at the same time.
mmm, define dying. I don't feel as if I am dying. Dying, in my mind, is what happens right before you die. Aging? I would say that entropy, on the whole, is increasing in my system after the age of... 22 or so. As you are growing, from zygote to the cusp of adulthood, would you not say that order is winning out over entropy? And then after your sexual prime, you begin to degrade more than you repair?
The reason Jesus heals is because it is supernatural something the human mind cannot comprehend.
Absolutely wrong. There are any number of healers in myriad cultures that use the laying on of hands to the same effect as Jesus--qigong masters, reiki masters, there are many christian healers as well. Miraculous healings via chi/ki/prana/orgone/bioenergy are universal to all holymen. In fact, you yourself can heal people with Spring Forest Qigong!
Also, minds like Nikola Tesla, William Reich, and Faraday have explored the quasi-electromagentic phenomenon of life energy in a scientific setting. Reich created the "orgone accumulator", a device which accumulates life energy. I own such a device. There's also the "Faraday Cabinet" and Rife Frequencies and all manner of subtle energy devices. It's an interesting "science", Radiology it's called. The science of anti-entropic life energy. Check it out.
If you put a human being in a near perfect enviroment, with near perfect food, and near perfect training sure they'd probably live a little longer. But, not that much. They're still gonna die.
Well, we can't live in a vacuum, but if we could... what would happen? One such study shows the answer: Chicken cells were placed in an environment with perfect oxygen, perfect nutrients, and perfect waste disposal. The cells lasted for 40 some odd years, which is 7 times the lifespan of a normal chicken. They also outlasted the life of the experimenter. The experiment was ended after his death in the assumption that the cells would never die in perfectly ideal conditions. (If anyone is familiar with the details of this experiment I'd actually like to hear a bit more on this as I heard it in an audiobook on longevity a few years ago and never got back to it.)
The man's arm doesn't "adapt" it reacts to an external stimulus the 40 pound weight.
Right... And the color blue isn't blue. It's blue!!
