[narby]

My theory; You don't have to see the carpenter to know he's been there.

Ok, but what tools did he use in his work?

All the evidence points to evolution as a primary tool. And a few hundred words in the first two chapters of Genesis just don't give enough detail to say for sure anything else.

My theory; God did it using evolution.

[ican'tbelieveit]

All the evidence? Knowing some chemistry and rates of reactions, the chemical science behind the theory that some amino acids in a primordial pool happened to get together to form the first single celled organism shows a rate of reaction whose possibility would be dismissed. That is to start.

[The Bard]

My theory; You don't have to see the carpenter to know he's been there.

Ok, but what tools did he use in his work?

All the evidence points to evolution as a primary tool. And a few hundred words in the first two chapters of Genesis just don't give enough detail to say for sure anything else.

My theory; God did it using evolution.

What tool did He use? The Bible tells us the only tool he used was his voice. He uses that tools several times in Genesis

At one time (actually just a couple of years ago) I though like you, believing evolution could have been a tool of God's. I had my theories challenged and I did research. I won't claim to be an authority, but the more I actually studied, the more my views changed.

Now, I believe that about the only thing the evolution theory is good for is Star Trek Plots and movies like Planet of the Apes: Interesting, but unprovable (okay, the Darwin awards are also entertaining...).