Science and religion: evolution

 So here's another biggy. Evolution!   This seems to be the main bone of contention between science and religion at the moment and has radicals from both sides screaming and shouting at one another.
I am a scientist. I know that we have the theory of evolution and that it is pretty much fact that we did evolve from a common ancestor shared with chimpanzees. We can only call it a theory because we don't have definitive proof of every single step. In science everything is a theory until you can prove every single part of it with solid evidence. That's why there aren't many laws of science but plenty of theories. It does not mean that theories are not true, just that we don't know the entire picture so one or two bits we say may be incorrect.

In all experiments conducted on recreating the primordial soup that led to life they have had to add in a Base of DNA (one of the building blocks of it) in order to kick start the creation of life.   I believe that God knew that life formed when DNA did, it is possible that his/her life originates due to the presence of DNA so (s)he sent out a Base of DNA to our planet and left it to develop, knowing that it would eventually, through evolution, form something resembling his/her image.  Out of those formed God chose homo sapiens as the ones to receive the gift of a soul and of cognition,and decided to give some guidance to the species. The ability to reason, use tools and particularly communicate put humanity in the position on to be dominant over the other  lifeforms on Earth, or at least led them to inherit it.

So where do Adam and Eve come into it? . There will have been at somepoint the first 2 proper homo sapiens. They were the real Adam and Eve.  Perhaps there was a garden of Eden, a place of safe refuge for humanity created by God where two of the first specimens were allowed to grow. But that seems at odds with what we know of God to me. It also seems odd to me that upon leaving the garden they found other tribes of humans.  I think it may just be a legend thought of by people who lived in a harsh desert climate and longed for a garden with bountiful food and water.
Ok, so you've managed to kinda explain humanity and God so why did God allow for so many horrendous animals to be made. Flies and insects that burrow into humans and cause untold misery?!   For this one you have to understand that God whilst he is omniscient he is not omnipotent. If he were omnipotent he would outright stop natural disasters if they would hurt his flock, instead he finds ways to warn them.  I believe that before (s)he made universe and order there was chaos. In order to make the universe (s)he gave the chaos defined roles. This allows for life to begin. It allows for new planets to form and for new ideas to take root. It also leads to free will. If God was omnipotent and controlled everything would there truly be free will? I doubt it very much.
By allowing chaos into the equation God has allowed everything to work. The sad part of it is that natural disasters will happen, organisms will be created through evolution that are horrendous and destructive. God will try to send us warnings, or help us develop tools to prevent/predict these things but it is upto us to learn how to do so. Each time we do we come closer to understanding and perhaps one day attaining God's power.

As ever feedback on my ideas is welcomed and encouraged. What do you think?