The Theory of Evolution is one of the most widely studied theories in all of science. Like all good theories, it does not explain everything, but it, and its companion theory of natural selection, does have a firm scientific basis behind it.

Creationists disregard scientific evolution because it does not agree with their beliefs. The most optimistic estimates of the age of the earth according to the Bible say that the earth is about 6000 years old, which is not nearly enough time for evolution to take hold. Instead, some creationists embrace a theory called "Intelligent Design," which essentially says that the world was created (and continues to be shaped) by the thought of God. And I'm not sure they're wrong about that, given the discussions we have here about reality-creation and manifestation.

There are things that I don't understand about evolution, just as there are things I don't understand about the Bible and things I don't understand about reality-creation. But I do believe that evolution and the Bible can be reconciled, just not by people who insist on taking literally that which must unavoidably be interpreted.

Jesus supports truth. If nature works a certain way, then Jesus accepts that truth. But remember, this is the person who could turn water into wine, walk on water, and feed the multitude with two loaves of bread and a fish. Very likely, Jesus probably sees evolution as a point of view, just as he sees his relationship with the Father as a point of view. Jesus is the Son of God, but I believe that he also sees us as Sons and Daughters of God.

Jesus fed the multitudes, not because he understood Quantum Physics (although he might), but because he fully understands His relationship with the Father.