The problem with your gloss is that explicit creating happens more than once in the story. Evilutionists will grudgingly, admit that maybe IF there is a God He at most created just once, and that's only because they can't come up with a theory for what had to have gone down before T=0.
Uh, the creation of the universe is not "evolution". And there is nothing whatsoever antagonistic about evolution and multiple "acts of creation". In fact, believing in both evolution and the Bible pretty much requires it ("God-guided" evolution).
I fail to see how having an asteroid strike the earth and wipe out the dinosaurs because God decided that his "evolutionary plan" was headed down the wrong path is any LESS miraculous that the "standard fundamentalist concept". The difference is that one says God works mostly according to the laws he set down with the creation of the universe (which is pretty much the Roman Catholic view)---the other says he uses "instant magic".