I would be more interested in why you aren't curious about the way things here on earth, and in the observable world, work.
You would probably be offended if I called you a flat-earther, but do you have any idea how many centuries of observation and thought went into the notion that the earth is a sphere. Maybe the shape of the earth is in the Bible, but for thousands of years, readers of the Bible missed it. Maybe there are other things in the Bible that people have missed. Maybe God allows us to use our senses and our minds to work out the details of creation.
On the contrary my friend, I am very curious. While in College, I took a semester of Chemistry class, and a 3 semesters of Physics class. I took these classes, because I am curious. I concede that having taken these classes does not make me an expert by any means. But having taken these classes, I have had my eyes opened.
Our world functions on a very orderly, and structured fashion. A fact that becomes blatantly clear to anyone studying these two subjects. Physics especially demonstrates this fact. I just can not accept life came in to being by any other way than God forming life in His hands. Look at our solar system for example. Do you honestly believe all of the planets are arranged and orbitting in the manner they are brought about by a so called Big Bang? Look at atoms, and cells and all of the laws governing these two. Do you honestly believe that cells and atoms came in to existance through evolution, especially considering the intricate detail in their designs as well as functions?
In my humble opinion, based on what I have studied myself, science does more to prove creation, rather than disprove it. God created all we know and see, including all of the laws governing all of the phenomenon we see on a daily basis. I guess the saddest thing about scientists, at least the ones who refuse to accept the truth in front of thier eyes, is that the answer has been there the entire time.