just don't try to force your thoughts on me, and I will do the same for you. I may ask how you came to believe in what you do, but I'm just curious about your thought process, just to get another perspective...don't try to pitch your beliefs to me...and I promise I will do the same.

Anyone care to share their thoughts on my theory?

Without going on and on, here it is pretty basic: Why couldn't God have made the world and started evolution? Heck, he may have even tweaked with creatures makeups to make them turn out specific ways (I.e. humans in His image.)

I've never seen an issue with both. I say evolution is just the evidence of how he did things. If he is the alpha and omega "then beginning and the end" Then he already knows how things end. He is there now as he is at the beginning.

You loose credibility on certain topics. Many here know you are a self proclaimed atheist. Well that literally means non believer in any deities. Yet then you create avatars with demonic or evil themes.

If God doesn't exist then neither does the Devil or evil...

Glad you brought this up, I know at least 75% of ats, has me on their ignore list, or completely hates me, I cared at the beginning, but thought # em. lol.

I think the demonic stuff from a movie constantine, was pretty cool, and provides a neat thought for me.

Evil and Good, don't concern themselves with deities, only with perception.

Without going on and on, here it is pretty basic: Why couldn't God have made the world and started evolution? Heck, he may have even tweaked with creatures makeups to make them turn out specific ways (I.e. humans in His image.)

Also, who says that the earth was created in 7 roman calendar days? To God, it may have been 7 days, but here, it could have been millions/billions of years!

The Bible clearly teaches that God created in six literal, 24-hour days a few thousand years ago.

The Hebrew word for day in Genesis 1 is yom. In the vast majority of its uses in the Old Testament it means a literal day; and where it doesn’t, the context makes this clear.

The context of Genesis 1 clearly shows that the days of creation were literal days.

First, yom is defined the first time it is used in the Bible (Genesis 1:4–5) in its two literal senses: the light portion of the light/dark cycle and the whole light/dark cycle. Second, yom is used with “evening” and “morning.” Everywhere these two words are used in the Old Testament, either together or separately and with or without yom in the context, they always mean a literal evening or morning of a literal day. Third, yom is modified with a number: one day, second day, third day, etc., which everywhere else in the Old Testament indicates literal days. Fourth, yom is defined literally in Genesis 1:14 in relation to the heavenly bodies. When is a day a day?

The genealogies of Genesis 5 and 11 make it clear that the creation days happened only about 6,000 years ago.

It is transparent from the genealogies of Genesis 5 and 11 (which give very detailed chronological information, unlike the clearly abbreviated genealogy in Matthew 1 and other chronological information in the Bible that the Creation Week took place only about 6,000 years ago.

Actually at the beginning of the Bible, strangely enough, it says God commanded the Earth to bring forth life. That sounds an awful lot like evolution to me and its right there in Genesis.