Thank you for your comments.
Are you a "theist" who also believes in evolution?
If so, would you describe that particular God?
Thanks for your reply.
Are you a "theist" who also believes in evolution?
No, I'm not a "theist" nor a theist and while "believe in" is not quite the term I'd use because it's a bit misleading, I understand from the context of your post what you want to ask and trying not be too nitpicky I say "Yes".
If so, would you describe that particular God?
OK, while I personally don't believe in the existence of any gods, I can still assume arguendo that a deity exists that's compatible with current scientific knowledge of the world without it being a trickster god, which it obviously must be if Genesis is literally true and science has it right as well.
Now this god could have created the universe in such a way that it allows intelligent life. And once these lifeforms reached a certain level of intelligence he might even have decided to interact with them.
Of course I don't see any compelling reason to think that anything like this happened but then it's only a possible scenario and I think that's what you wanted.