But I think our genes tell us a message about how life evolved once created. My own view is that one can still believe in God and marvel at the patterns in the living world. Anthropologists and archaeologists will use the genetic map to see which groups are related to other groups of humans. And, to determine how different groups have shared their genes over time through population movements. The similarities would suggest a common creator.
Evolution relies on random chance acts to cause mutations.
You could make a better case for us evolving into bacteria than bacteria evolving into us. I think Dr. Carlson is biased and sees what he wants to see. I am willing to admit the same for myself. True, we all see to some extent what we want to see. Again, genetics says nothing about whether there is a creator.