The Biblical account of Creation and the opposing theory of evolution are both scientific and religious. ... Evolution is how we got here if you believe that there is no God!
I'm not sure it's worth responding to such massively ignorant foolishness, but in keeping with my general policy of fighting ignorance wherever I find it, I'll go a round with the newbie.
There's nothing scientific about the Biblical account of creation, and there's nothing religious about the theory of evolution. You're right that the Biblical account will never change, but that's only because the evidence doesn't matter to it and those who believe in it. That's what makes it unscientific. You're also right that we can test both claims with science, but when we do, the Biblical account comes out looking completely wrong, it doesn't even get the basic order of events right. It has light created before there are any light-generating objects, the earth existing before the sun appears, land plants appearing before sea life, birds appearing as the first creatures on land, it is wrong in every detail but the final one: humanity came at the end. There is absolutely no scientific evidence that supports the Biblical account of creation, and plenty that directly contradicts it.
The scientific account changes quite often because we keep finding new evidence that needs to be explained; that's just the nature of science, but the core of the theory of evolution itself hasn't fundamentally changed since Darwin first wrote it down. Evolution is not founded on any "Atheistic religion," there can be no such thing, that's a contradiction in terms. Evolution has no religious content. It is a wholly empirical theory that explains an enormous range of phenomena, it is predictive, testable, and, at least in principle, falsifiable. Those are the defining features of a good scientific theory. Evolution is one of our best-attested scientific theories, supported by multiple converging lines of evidence from many other scientific disciplines; nothing in biology makes sense without it.
You don't have to believe there's no god to understand and accept the theory of evolution, the theory says nothing about god's existence or non-existence, though it doesn't leave him with much to do. Faith doesn't enter into it, evolution is what the evidence records, for anybody with the wit to understand it. Given your obvious belief that there is a god, however, there's nothing inconsistent with postulating that evolution is the method he used to create us. It's not a very useful idea and doesn't have good odds in its favour, it's not a necessary hypothesis, but at least it's not demonstrably false the way the Biblical creation account is.
Evolution is how we got here--the evidence is overwhelming--whether you believe in god or not.
