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Without picking at nits, there is an interesting thought experiment, using the conceptualization offered by Dr. Gerald Schroeder regarding the age of the Universe as counted by counting the number of times the Universe has doubled in size (looking from the big bang toward our day, a bit more than six times, so far), compared to the continuous counting from our perspective billions of years into the process looking back at the big bang. [ http://www.geraldschroeder.com/AgeUniverse.aspx }

If we take the perspective looking from the big bang, the rise of life on earth is a very short amount of one day, and the appearance of humans an even shorter period as a second in a day. I may be really a weird dude, but when I look at the process of evolution within the six plus days looking from the big bang to today I can accept that the process is what God uses, for it appears almost instantaneous at each change if it has all happened in just six days to today.