I make no assumptions about God, convenient or otherwise, other than he exists. I am a Creationist in church, an evolutionist the rest of the time. I can live in harmony with both concepts. As a matter of truth, I really don't see the dispute. One is religious dogma, the other scientific conjecture. I am comfortable with both in their appropriate venues.
But science in church is blasphemy, and the church in science, beyond the moral, is superstition pretending to be science.
Science, to me is the God given curiosity to learn how God created the physical world. Religion is the courage to look.
"How convenient. I've discovered that if God isn't bigger than my brain, then He can't be God. It is fun though to examine how His Word supports the scientific bases of the reality we live in during this dispensation..."
Okay, I don't know what dispensation means, but if you're stating that God's Word supports the theory of Evolution, then you obviously don't understand His Word very good! Just read Genesis 1:26. God created man, and all living things for that matter, during recreation!