Kalamata: Obviously you do not.
Christ reminded us to believe the words of Moses.
Christians believe the words of Christ."
Neither Christ nor Moses ever said a single word about science as we understand it.
Kalamata: "I believe the words of Christ and of Moses, and you do not respect me because I dare to challenge your faith in the pseudo-science of evolutionism."
What you here call "pseudo-science" is, in fact, real science, natural-science by definition, and there is no other recognized definition for science.
Natural-science, by definitions, does not deal in words like "belief", "faith" or "truth", but rather in confirmed observations (="facts") and falsifiable explanations (="hypotheses" or "theories").
Basic evolution is a well-confirmed theory based on literal mountains of confirmed observations.
The Bible does not condemn science as we understand it, but does tell us to be fruitful, to multiply, to prosper, replenish and have dominion over life on Earth.
Those imply, to me at least, careful study & understanding of natural processes.
Kalamata to bwest: "Your sanctimonious attitude..."
"Sanctimonious attitude" is what I'm seeing from Kalamata.
Kalamata: "The only rational defense for your faith is scientific evidence for common descent, which you cannot provide."
In fact there are literal mountains of evidence -- including billions of fossils collected in hundreds of thousands of species -- each one showing transitional elements with species both before and, if any, after.
The fact that Kalamata refuses to see, much less recognize evidence for what it is, does not mean it isn't there.