Being a Creationist, I can say this honestly and without bias. ;)

It's nice to see people like you without bias, too many people won't look at other points of view

I think evolutionism is snafu, but I won't say my beliefs in creationism are 100% based on facts and science. I can't observe the beginning of the universe, so I can't prove my stance. I believe the Bible, so it's only right that I claim to have FAITH, not facts.

I should have said "I claim to have FAITH, not proof." I have facts, but evolutionists have the same facts. We just interpret them differently.

Let me ask you a question, if Adam and Eve were white then where did black people come from?

I don't think they were white. I believe they were tan, like Middle Easterners. Actually, it matters more for Noah's family than Adam and Eve. I believe Adam and Eve had the genes (genes, right?) for every skin color, but since people were marrying their close relatives (disturbing, but how else would you populate the earth?), each generation became more diverse. I think generally the same thing happened with Noah. It might sound kinda funny, but I think it's more reasonable to believe all skin colors came from one skin color than from primates (no offense).

Ok, talking about Noah why did god make a flood and make Noah take two of every animal and stuff when he could of just killed them all instantly with magic or something.

I really don't know.
My personal thought is that God often uses natural means to show us something we can understand. The flood; angels appearing to be humans; sending frogs, lice, hail etc. on Egypt; fire and brimstone (technically supernatural because fiery sulfur doesn't just come down like rain, but it's still natural substance being used), etc.

I think he uses miracles to "show off", not in a haughty, arrogant way, but in a "Hello, doofus, pay attention!!!" sort of way. :D

Ok then, does the bible state why he stopped doing any miricales at some point. If he still did them then everyone would believe in him but he sorta just stopped at one point.

Many, many people didn't accept Jesus as God when He performed miracles (of course, you have to believe He really DID miracles for this to matter). Miracles were used to show divine authority. Today, the Bible is the Christian's authority, making miracles unnecessary for the time being. The Bible indicates miracles will happen again in the future, near the Tribulation.

Didn't the christian authority exist when Jesus was doing miracles? Especially when you consider the fact that religion has had fewer believers as time went on due to science and stuff.

The Bible hadn't been fully written. The gospels, letters by Paul, and letters by other church leaders hadn't been written.

6 day long bang is a big one!