There is certainly no reason why science ought to conflict with God but if you have a God who actively engages in the universe or if anything supernatural was to occur physically then science would be all over that. So that's the point of conflict between them. Some kind of deism or pantheism would still work but you can't base much of a religion on that. A religion has to give you some stuff to do.
Also you would need to demonstrate how humanity was intentionally physically made because the current theory of evolution doesn't suggest anything like that at all. There does seem to be some kind general progression toward greater intelligence over time perhaps, but even that wouldn't have have stalled had that that asteroid not hit Earth and killed off all the smaller brained dinosaurs. So clearly there was some random chance involved that we're here rather than not.
Also you would need to demonstrate how humanity was intentionally physically made because the current theory of evolution doesn't suggest anything like that at all. There does seem to be some kind general progression toward greater intelligence over time perhaps, but even that wouldn't have have stalled had that that asteroid not hit Earth and killed off all the smaller brained dinosaurs. So clearly there was some random chance involved that we're here rather than not.
