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When we read the Creation accounts in the first two chapters of Genesis we have to remember that there were no witnesses to this event. And we have to know that all Scripture is free from error and the inspired Word of God. So then, how do we reconcile the scientific findings concerning evolution and the biblical renderings of creation?
The entire Bible is a revelation of who God is and His love and saving actions for His people. The Scriptures are written in many generes, or literary forms, to convey a truth about who God is and how we can be in union with Him for all eternity.
With that said, could God have given the beginnings of humanity all of the scientific details of how we were created? Yes, of course but that would be like having a computer programmer going into a first grade classroom and describing the intricate details of computer programming. With first graders you first start with the “smart box” and then use the words that they can understand. “This box has a brain, like ours and it can remember, like us and it can do many wonderful smart things just like we can.”
God knows that the details would be of no advantage to those who would not yet understand so He gives us what we could understand at that time. The first 11 chapters of Genesis should be considered the parables of God relating who He is and how we should respond to an Almighty God who is our creator and our Love.
The Church does not say that we cannot believe that those events actually took place but we cannot refute scientific findings in favor of the literal interpretation of Genesis. Science is discovering God and the power of what He can do. So, theistic evolution can neatly fit right into the biblical accounts. We went from the computer just being a “smart box”, which it actually is and that is truth, to a more intelligent rendering whereby we can talk about the motherboard, graphics, memory, etc. (I’m not a computer person maybe I should have picked another example

) But you get my idea.
Truth is that God created everything and He created a single set of parents who fell into sin. These are the important truths because this is what continues to affect us today with original sin and personal sin. Genesis 3:15 is important as our “first Gospel” (protoevangelium) because God promises us a Savior and the rest of salvation history springboards from there.
I hope that some of what I said helps. The most important thing, I think, is to thank the scientist for their continual unveilng of the marvels of God and His creation…God Bless…teachccd
