"Really can you prove that, cause if there were not more than one man and one woman in that description given us in Genesis, then that makes 'creationists' part of the evolution theory."
Yes it does. That still doesn't change the fact that Genesis never mentions anybody else.
"Further Noah's flood was for a specific reason and it clearly say that "two of all flesh" were taken aboard that would include other humans outside of Noah and his family."
You had to rewrite Genesis to get that. The only humans mentioned were Noah and his family. NOTHING about anybody else.
"Noah was selected for a specific reason, obviously you skipped over that reason, and the generations are listed so we this day can trace that lineage to Christ."
That is the Christian spin on Genesis. The Jews (You know, the people who WROTE the book), don't rewrite it that way. There is nothing about Christ in Genesis.
Moses the 'lawgiver' penned that Book of Genesis, and he was of the tribe of Levi and it was Moses that stood on the mount of transfiguration with Christ and Elijah. (Matthew 17:2 and Mark 9:2)
There were 12 tribes in case you have not read and each are listed in Genesis 49:1 starts with
"And Jacob called unto his sons, and said, "Gather yourselves together, that I may tell you that which shall befall you in the LAST DAYS."
Now you might take the time to find out what the "original" Hebrew actually says in Genesis before you make claims you can't back up.
Listening to an atheist comment on the Scriptures is always entertaining. It's like listening to a 5-year-old give his opinions on the stock market.
Christ is in ALL the Scriptures. He is the central point of the entire Bible.