The Bible says that God created liveing things " according to their kinds."
{ Genesis 1:20,21 }

It does not support the idea that life arose from non- liveing matter or that God started off the process of evolution with a single cell..
Still, each " kind " has potential for great variety..
So, the Bible allows for change to take place within each " Kind. "

Also, consider what Paul wrote about God:
" His invisible qualities are clearly seen from the world's creation onward, because they are perceived by the things made."
{ Romans 1:20 }

With thoses words in mind, take a close look at the human body, the earth, the vast universe, the ocean depths..
Examine the fascinating world of insects, of plants , of animals--- whatever field interests you.
Then useing your " power of reason, " ask yourself,....
' What convinces me that there is a creator ?'

And lots of scientists do believe in a creator.

The Bible does not comment on the age of the earth or solar system.
What it says is compatible with the thought that the universe may well have been in existence for billions of years before
the beginning of the first creative " day ".--- Genesis 1:1,2.

If, indeed, evolution was true, there would seem to be ample reason to live by the fatalistic motto:
" Let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we are to die."---
1 Corinthians 15:32..

Make no mistake about it..
true Christians do not accept the aforementioned statements nor accept the premise upon which theses statements are based
---- evolution..

On the contrary, they believe that the Bible is true..
{ John 17:17}

Hence, they believe what it says about how we got here:
" With you [God] is the source of life."
{ Psalm 36:9 }

Theses words have profound implications.

A Listing of Some of the Physical Constants Necessary for Life to Exist.

The charges of electron and proton must be equal and opposite; the neuron must outweigh the proton by a tiny percent;
a matching must exist between temperture of the sun and the obsorptive properties of chlorophyll before photosynthesis can occur;
if the strong force were a little weaker, the sun could not generate energy by nuclear reactions..

But if it were alittle stronger, the fuel needed to generate energy would be violently unstable;
without two separate remarkable resonances between nuclei in the cores of red giant stars, no element beyond helium could have formed;
had space been less then three dimensions, the interconnections for blood flow and the nervous system would be impossible;
and if space had been more than three dimensions, planets could not orbit the sun stably..
--- The Symbiotic Universe, pages 256-7..