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Ah, but any theory that totally negates creation says we did evolve out of the cosmos.

False dichotomy fallacy.

Ah, but any theory that totally negates creation says we did evolve out of the cosmos. Where did the earth come from, where did the sun, moon, stars, galaxys come from?

Irrelevant to the theory of evolution.

Those who would negate creation would say that these beginnings, an "evolution" of "worlds" came out of the cosmos. And it goes on from there...

No. The process by which planets form is not a part of the theory of evolution.

The whole business of the left getting so up in arms about teaching anything relating to "creation" is because "creation" requires a God, a supreme being.

The people getting up in arms about teaching "creation" do so because it is not science. Even if it is true, it is not science.

I believe it takes more "faith" to believe evolution than it does to believe creation.

Yes, it takes more faith to accept scientific observations and research (that you admit to not researching) than it does to invent a supernatural origin ex nhilo.

Faith that there is no God.

You'll need to define your letter string 'God' before it can have meaning. Do you have faith that there is not flwtzrts?