You'd probably have to add the other things I said as evidence for me. I suppose someone who joins a cult that worships a comet may feel their lives have positively changed.
Sure. This is why having one's life positively changed due to religion isn't evidence for that religion, or belief.
What other evidence did you list? I can't find it. Was revelation one of them, or something? Prophecy perhaps? Please clarify.
No. Of the above, the only scripture in which Jesus is speaking is Matt 5:16 which says:
"In the same way, let your light shine before men, that they may see your good deeds and praise your Father in heaven."
...doesn't say anything about being justified by works.
So it's only legitimate if Jesus is saying it himself? Is this your view of the New Testament? Anything stated in the bible or by the authors of the gospels of other people is invalid?
Why not? It is a possibility isn't it? Are you saying it's not a possibility? I don't know a passage that supports the idea other than the one we were talking about in the first place that didn't commit either way.
Why not? Well, Is there a good reason to? Is it biblical?
Do you feel genetic diversity couldn't have "happened" w/o 2 beings needed for reproduction? If so, why?
Yes. Random mutations occur even in asexual reproduction, and those mutations can produce change in the genetics which results in more genetic diversity.
And it doesn't mean it wasn't it either 
Well, Was it or wasn't it? Do you really know? If you don't know, why believe one way or the other? What reason is there? What justification?
liberalismo, did you make these various observations yourself or did you learn about them from another party?
Both. I usually rely on the published and peer reviewed observations of other people for most of my knowledge of science.
Yes I realize light travels at a certain speed. I don't know much about some light we see being lights created during the big bang but I've heard that stated before. Do you have a good link on that?
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2003/11feb_map.htmhttp://www.astro.ucla.edu/~wright/cosmology_faq.htmlOf course I see what you are saying here but my point is that you have faith or belief that what you have learned from third parties as possibly true. Is there a viewable, provable math equation that proves macro evolution is true?
Again, it depends on how you define "faith". If "faith" is defined as a belief without evidence, then I have none of that. Even if I learn things from other people who have studied or observed certain things, their published peer reviewed and repeatable observations are evidence enough.
Is there a math equation proving macro evolution? I doubt it. Evolution is a biological phenomena which really can't be "proven" by math. Evolution is proven via biological means though. Humans have parts of their genetic code which originated from retro-viruses. These retro-viruses each have specific genetic features, and when inside of an animal, they add themselves to the genetic code of the offspring. Humans and other primates have the exact same retro-viruses on the exact same genetic locations, which would be totally impossible unless they both shared a common ancestor which was infected by the virus. This is just one single example of how macro-evolution is totally true and proven, there are many others though.
You can't always be so sure when assuming things 
Well, replace "assume" with "conclude". Either way, You don't need to see something as it happens to find evidence later on that it happened. You can prove that something happened at some time in the past based purely on the evidence that is left over today.