Theist evolution?

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I have considered this and some christian theists believe in this. I really have gathered evidence against it, and theistic evolution really has had no grasp on me because of creation described in Genesis. Though I have no idea how long one of these days actually were, as to a "God day" if you will. So I really cant know if it was 6 earth days or God days, after all, God isnt bound by time. I would really like some opinions though, and from those well dug into theology. Also, I had a question regarding a statement in Genesis, where it talks a bout the earth being without form and void and God's spirit hovering over the face of the waters. So possibly God created this a time ago from what it was at this point and decided to fix'er up' later. And do you think it was water? It talks a bout God creating the firmament which he called heaven to devide the waters from the waters. Do you think heaven refers as to the universe or space? So we could possibly be in a giant water sack, the universe? Water outside of the universe and waters within. I dont know, these are wild ideas. Opinions please? Sry if there is long spacing in my words, I am on a mobile and their meant as indents. Thanks!
 
I know of nothing other than Young Earth Creationism that is completely biblically compatible. Everything else tries to compromise with science.