Actually I'm not against evolution except for when it comes to man. I'm not against the Big Bang theory.
But I do believe that the entity whether termed extraterrestrial or alien ( which according to the definition of the words he is) and we refer to as God created the universe the Earth and all life on it.
I start at the beginning
Starting with the Big Bang singularity, God said ""let there be light"" and at the onset of the Big Bang singularity there was a burst of microwave radiation light that lit up the entire universe, naked to the eye, but now with the right equipment the remnants of it can still be seen. Scientists are now refuting the Big Bang singularity but that's their debate.
1st God told the Earth to bring forth plants / 1st in science now have discovered plants are millions of years older than first thought, plants are indeed older than animals
2nd God told the waters to bring forth life abundantly 2nd in science the first living creatures started evolving in the waters of the Earth
3rd God told the Earth to bring forth beast and cattle. 2nd in science creatures / animals start evolving on land first the Beast the huge dinosaurs then millions of years later tamer animals such as we see today
4th God formed man from the dust of the earth, which is minerals / chemicals and placed him in the garden that he had created for man. 4th in science man evolved from a primate type animal.
God did not tell the Earth to bring forth man God formed a man himself and placed man in the garden which indicates man was not even made here but put here. God just used the same design and change some genetic traits and chromosomes.
Science and scripture go hand in hand. But it won't be accepted and will be argued by those who are seeking arguments disbelievers.
