Science is not a religion, or an anti-religion, just because a bunch of science cranks with a painfully obvious ax to grind, and an overactive sense of drama say so. Science texts do not represent theories in science as facts, in the sense that they are proven and/or unquestionable--they are just useful ideas, whose utility goes up and down over time--as the history of science makes painfully apparent. Such constructs do not have the capacity to say anything in the least signifcant about God either way.
Whether you want to believe it or not evolution says something about God.
I beg to differ. Certain aspects of science are nothing MORE than matters of faith. Belief in evolution is certainly one of those. It takes faith to continue to believe in that which is, to date, unprovable.