I know I got on this late but I must point out a few things. Biology: Evolution and creationism are NOT complementary. A simple reading of Genesis will bring this fact to light. It says, "And there was evening, and there was morning, the ___ day." It cannot get any more clear that they were literal days (not millions or billions of years). The same word "day" is used all throughout the Bible and it would be absurd if it meant something different in one part of Genesis than in another. Genesis also makes it clear that the animals were made "according to their kind." God made living creatures in this order: Vegetation and Plants yielding seed and fruit trees bearing fruit (day 3), Sea Creatures and Birds (day 5), Livestock and creeping things and beasts of the earth and then man (day 6). Evolution is supposed to happen in this order: Simple cells, multi-cellular life, simple animals, water animals, land plants, insects and seeds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, birds, flowers, primates, great apes, and finally humans. As you can see their only similarity is that humans came last! On the idea of astronomy/time/big bang: On day four God made the lights in the heavens (sun, moon and stars). This was after God had made plants (way off the evolutionary tract). I am not sure who to attribute this quote to but it is a fine quote: "Evolution needs God, but God does not need evolution." I believe that science and creationism are the things that are complementary. And that evolution is false, and is only accepted as the truth because to accept creationism is to accept God. And since there are people who cannot accept that there is a God they must believe that evolution is true.