[js1138]

I am however aware enough to know that we don't know a great deal about time, space and the workings of our Creator's mind to speak intelligently on the subject.

But then again, we know quite a bit about the mundane aspects of space and time, specifically how big and for how long. Unless you agree with Barbie, that math is so hard.

[elephantlips]

As recently as last month scientists have noted a change in the standard
for the speed of light. For science, the speed of light
was always axiomatic. If we think that we know all that's to be known,
we fool ourselves. When the tools used for measurement start
to change what does that tell us?

[gore3000]

But then again, we know quite a bit about the mundane aspects of space and time, specifically how big and for how long. "

And how does what we know about space and time prove anything about evolution? What does it prove about the question of whether God exists or not? What we know about either does not answer either question.