In reply to what King X posted a few things;
Why are there human races? Well there aren't seperate races per se but these variances is not evolution not macro-evolution anyway. The human race has adapted to different climates but this is not "goo to you".
Why are there worthless chunks of DNA and useless organs? There are no useless organs. The Appendix for example produces intial cells for the embyro and so basically vestigal organs do not exist. Even if they did this would be de-evolution because it would be a backward step.
Why do we have gills in fetal development? We don't, this belief is the result of fradulent drawings by Ernst.J.Hackel and are plainly false.
Why do we have goosebumps? Goosebumps help the body to keep the body warm when the outside tempature is cold and is completely unrelated to this topic.
Red and Green? Well lots of objects are red and green so I don't really see the big problem there.
Why are our retina's backwards? Our eyes are designed like that for a purpose and wouldn't function properly if they were fitted "correctly".
Why do species die out? Survival of the fittest or natural selection (which isn't the same as evolution and doesn't oppose creationist theories) means some species will die out.
The rest of your questions are also easily answered from such sites as
www.answersingenesis.org or
www.icr.org. Evolution needs too many miracles if you don't have some sort of higher power to start the process. The Big Bang teaches that nothing with NO outside force created something. The other miracle which is needed is that non-living matter created living matter which simply doesn't happen. A third problem is that the second law of thermodynamics states that entropy occurs which is basically a degeneration of the matter although matter never ceases to exist. Evolution needs a continual upwards step but this is not what we observe. There are also hundreds if not thousands of "missing links" which to our knowledge have simply never existed. We don't find intermediate species but fully formed animals. How would an a bird with the beginnings of an avian lung for example survive let alone thrive?