In this task you are given an anecdote. You must find out whether the anecdote is something the author has done or is considering doing. Label the instances as "HISTORICAL" when the author has already done something and label them as "HYPOTHETICAL" when the author is considering doing something in the future.
Q: We have been dating for a year. I'm Agnostic and a firm evolution believer. He's a Christian, studies molecular &amp; microbiology, and believes in microevolution but *not* macroevolution for several reasons:

1. He thinks that there are too many holes in the theory of evolution for it to hold true
2. Humans haven't been around long enough to witness and document development between two species
3. He used to be an Atheist and did his own research to come to his belief in Christianity/Creationism for macroevolution

I tried to have this conversation with him multiple times over the last few months, and he gave me some examples like the Cambrian explosion and woodpecker tongue, which (I think) are classic examples of what Creationists use to argue against evolution, though they don't "debunk" the theory as a whole. I understand that evolution is not a perfect theory - and, like general relativity and many other theories of science, there are going to be holes. But I feel like that evolution's inability to explain certain events doesn't mean direct intervention from a higher being - and, instead, just means we need to keep refining and improving the theory.

He says that there are people with PhDs in the science and theological fields who debate this on a regular basis and that one side can always provide a rebuttal for the other's argument, that it's a never-ending cycle of arguments that is up to each of us to determine which side we think holds more credibility. Ultimately, he decided that it was Creationism. I decided it was evolution.

I just think that you can't use theology to debate science (and he does - because he believes Christianity to be truth), but there is just so much overwhelming evidence for evolution in the science community, I just can't wrap my head around the fact that he is also a scientist yet believes this. We're both planning to work in the science field together in the future.

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So... would it be narrow-minded of me to break up because he's a Creationist? WIBTA?
A: 
HYPOTHETICAL