Scorpion,
You did notice that I said "evolutionary theory and the evidence <I>for</I> it," right? Not "the creationist interpretation of evolutionary theory and their evidence <I>against</I> it?"
Assuming a "yes"... what have you read?
Me, I attended a fundamentalist Christian high school, where I learned creationism in Biology class. I didn't really question it at the time... and even after I realized I was an atheist, I didn't really think about it. I assumed evolutionary theory was right after all, although probably not very well-developed.
Then I stumbled onto a book by Dawkins -- <I>Climbing Mount Improbable,</I> I believe -- and found out not only that evolutionary theory is <I>cool</I> (in an utterly geeky "I read non-fiction for fun" way, I admit), but that the writers of my creationist textbook had lied to me. They had shown me a straw-man version of evolutionary theory, the better to tear it down. I was furious.
Since then I've taken an anthropology class on human origins, read assorted other popular-science type books, large chunks of TalkOrigins, and some really fascinating stuff on genetic algorithms, back when I was majoring in Computer Science.
If you want evidence for evolution, you shouldn't be asking me, you should be checking your local library and/or bookstore. I would recommend <I>Climbing Mount Improbable,</I> but frankly, Dawkins has a bit of an attitude about religion. You'd probably be better off with something like <I>Finding Darwin's God,</I> by Kenneth Miller. On the other hand, if you're looking for the instantaneous gratification of the web, you could check out this site.
And ask yourself this: Which is more impressive? God coming up with stars and planets and bunch of biological designs and *poofing* them into existence... where they then proceed to "degrade"? Or God setting a whole universe in motion, with, dare I say, a Bang... such that these things <I>bring themselves into existence,</I> just because of the way the basic physical laws were set up, back at the beginning?
*shrug* Maybe it's just me.