God and evolution can't both be true

I would like to say that we are NOT debating about evolution. We are debating about whether or not God AND evolution can both be true. "You have a very literalist sense of the bible." Imagine yourself driving a car. You come across a sign that says "STOP!" Do you think "What could that mean?" or do you just stop your car? The Bible is the same. "God created the world in six days." "What could that possibly mean?" ~~Also you seem to think that disproving the bible disproves God. This is not true. God would still exist whether or not there was any sort of bible.~~ As far as I know I have never said anything opposite. ~~God faced a dilemma when creating the bible. How could he explain evolution to people who had limited knowledge on almost everything, including time? The bible would have been almost immediately rejected if it talked about evolution and billions of years of gradual bacteria growth. Rather, God had to explain it in a way that the Israelites could understand. Saying Earth was created in seven days easily summed up God's plan.~~ Well, then the Bible wouldn't say that death and sin came into the world AFTER men. Also, I would like the following questions answered. 1. Was there death before men? 2. Since Adam was created in the sixth day, how could he have died at the age of about 900? If one day were, let's say, a million years, he wouldn't have lived even halfway through the sixth day. The Bible says that Adam died after he was sent out of the Garden of Eden, so that would mean that he lived AT LEAST the sixth day. It it were anything more than 900 years, we would have serious problems. 3. Since the evolution is going on, how can the Bible say that God finished the creation? 4. Since evolution teaches us that when humans first came into existance they couldn't read or write, nor speak a language (other than grunts and nods) how could Adam, the first human do so? Genesis 2:20 "So the man gave names to all livestock, the birds of the air and all the beasts in the field." Therefore he spoke a complicated language. Genesis 3:20 "Adam named his wife Eve..." Genesis 5:1 "This is the WRITTEN account of Adam's life." From the last quote we can suggest that Adam could write, and wrote down his bloodline and life. ~There are billions of Catholics who believe in God and evolution.~ I deeply doubt this because there are only 60 million catholics. "If ten thousand believe that cows can fly, they must be right." The whole world can believe something but that doesn't mean that it's true. ~I would also like to point out to my opponent that nearly every Christian denomination believes or at least accepts theistic evolution. The Pope, who is supposed to have direct conversation with God, says that God was the guiding force behind evolution. Therefore, we have God and we have evolution, with no conflict.~ The Pope is just a human. Nothing else. If the Pope says that humans are really green bananas, does that mean he's right? No. ~I would also like to point out to my opponent that nearly every Christian denomination believes or at least accepts theistic evolution.~ I doubt it. And still... "If ten thousand people belive that cows can fly, they must be right." Also, these arguments remain unanswered. Argument number one: Before Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit, there was no death. However, those who believe in evolution say that death has always been around since the very first living thing. Every living thing has an end. You're going to die and so am I. Romans 5:12 says, that "Therefore, just as sin entered the world through one man, and death through sin, and in this way death came to all men..." However, if we take the evolutionist's viewpoint and say that it took millions, maybe trillions of years for a simple bacteria to evolve into a human, we must accept that before humans, there was death. Bible: Humans brought death into the world. Evolution: Death had been around for millions of years before mankind. The two contradict each other. One can be true, the other cannot. Sources: The Holy Bible (NIV, New International Version) Argument number two: "Thus the heavens and the earth were *completed* in all their vast array. By the seventh day God had *finished* the work he head been doing; so on the seventh day he rested from all his work." Genesis 2:1-2 So, according to the Bible the creation is over. However, those who believe in evolution say that evolution is still happening. If someone believes in evolution and the Bible, s/he must also believe that the creation is still going on. According to the Bible, it is not. Bible: The creation is over. Period. Evolution: The species continue to evolve. Both can't be true.