If there is a creator, so what?

[Smaug]

To me it's very naive to try to find answers for the questions of Nature in the Scriptures. The Sciptures are great historical and cultural documents and surely contain worldly wisdom at least contemporary to their times. But in no way they are nature fact books. Science is such a thing that fundamentally rejects dogmatism and any appeals to authority. Of course science itself isn't flawless and has been known to have periods of dogmatism but in the end it's mechanism is so that new ideas prevail if they are correct. It's also necessary for the scientific theories and hypothesis to be as simple as possible (Ockham's Razor principle) and it's nowhere simple to be trying to find actual research data in texts that naturally concentrate on social aspects and pay very little attention towards natural sciences and to add to it are rather vague.