Well, serious question here: do you have a problem with the idea that God created the universe and all life on the planet through the Big bang and evolution? That these are just what it looks like to us people when He does his thing?

I have never thought that faith in God and belief in science have to conflict. Whatever your particular view of God, He is a being who has intentions, makes decisions, has a Will, a plan, whatever.

The theories of the Big Bang and evolution are just descriptions of a process and they say nothing about "why" the universe exists or "why" we are descended from moneys and not tigers.

Personally, I rather like the idea of a God who refuses to leave any kind of signature or calling card behind to prove to mortals that he exists. If He really wants us to have free will and come to Him of our own choice then that's the only way it can happen.

Where I come from we have a lot of Christians who push the idea that the Bible is literally true, but ultimately they seem to do that so they can leverage political power, which I am pretty sure Jesus said was pointless. They have this very easy Christianity where you don't have to do any work or think about anything, you just give them your money and sing along. Anyway I think a belief system that encourages you to face challenges and learn the limits of reason to find your faith is a better one.