I believe it is very important how we approach this. That is to say, the attitudes we bring to the discussion.

I do not favor terms like political correctness ...nor accusations such as intolerance, ignorance, or 'haters'.

I also do not think it is productive to dismiss what the other person has to say ...nor is it good to bring up a subject, saying what you want to say, then telling the other person that you don't like to talk about the subject before they can say what they'd like to say.

When addressing the subject of the Creation, or looking into the theory of evolution ...both seem to go nowhere if discussed on a purely physical level.  Our minds logically have been trained to accept the notion that something has to come from something else.  But, this is impossible to formulate within those logical human bounds.  And just because the evolutionist progresses backwards to explain a simplistic, though unknown beginning ...does not minimize or reduce the problem.  The only sound reason that can exist, is that something existed which did not come from something else.  And that is not in our conceived physical world ...it is a spiritual world, where unexplained events, or miracles happen.