In addition to the problem in creative evolution of the entrance of death into the world:
There is the "fact" of evolution that human life evolved from the sea in direct opposition of the scripture that Adam was made from the ground.
No contradiction there as there is earth at the sea bottom. Did you know that the salt content of the ocean and the human body is the same?
Also, all the way up and through my college education, matter was defined as that which occupies space and has mass.
The Big Bang requires a pre-existant entity which has an elusive definition - The Singularity.
Yes, God was pre-existant.
Including the "space" (presumably the infinite expanse of outer space) in which to put the matter (stars, planets, etc).
Also when Jesus made the wine at the wedding in Cana it had the appearance of age (a microcosm of the universe?).
You know, it takes time to grow the grapes, harvest the grapes, squeeze the grapes, ferment the wine, market the wine, etc... yet the wine was made instantly.
Being "the best" wine requires the mellowness of a long aging process yet there was none.
HankD
I see no problem with Christ, God, making very good, old tasting wine from fresh water. I mean if God can make wine from water he can make it taste anyway he wants.