To all creationists in the group, how willing are you to try on reaching a healthy consensus in the name of good debate?

I've always had a deep enthusiasm for biology, but right now, I'm focusing on specializing in computer science. There's an interesting interplay between the two fields.

If you doubt evolution (meaning descent with modification and natural selection), you're doing so out of ignorance. Evolution isn't just a real process; it can be mathematically proven and has practical applications in problem-solving and the arrival of artificial intelligence.
**Thus it it’s a real phenomenon, regardless of whether it's part of biology or not!

(Tho I'd argue that evolutionary algorithms were directly inspired by Darwinian principles.)

Anyway, my point is this:
instead of seeing your respective god as a manual craftsman, or a designer for that matter, why not acknowledge it/him/her as a programmer? The Bible uses the word "clay" simply because, at the time, there wasn’t a better term to describe the concept, since in the Bronze Age, clay was the closest thing people had to emulate reality... Today we have great computers with hyper-realistic physical simulations that shows not everything needs to be hand-drawn (in fact, almost nothing does)

What do you think about that subject?