To construct an evolutionary theory does not mean to reduce the
admiration of nature's "creativity" but it is rather a scientific
way of appreciation.
> Wether
> accomplished in a few thousand years, or a few billion, or even in the
> "blink of an eye", it is of no real matter of importance.
Well, that's very generous of you but I am afraid that it in fact
*does* matter if we ask *how* these plants could evolve (/"be
created").
> What truly matters is that they exist
Yes, inter alia. I think that it also matters how they came here.
> ... and we (humankind) have been entrusted
> (wether by a Creator, or by "natural selection") with their care &
> protection to maintain that existence.
Nobody has entrusted us with this job. It is a matter of personal
preference. Unfortunately (for nature), the days have not yet come
that humankind will be forced by *natural selection* to preserve its
natural environment.
Kind regards
Jan