Evolution is science, it is not a religion. As evolution has been observed both in the wild and in the laboratory, it is accepted fact. Evolution occurs. The Theory explains how it happens. To give an analogy, gravity is accepted fact. It is observed regularly, if you drop something, it falls to the ground. How it happens is the Theory and there are, at the moment, two theories of Gravity. Newtonian Gravity is fine for everyday use and you can send spacecraft to the planets using it, but it doesn't work at the quantum level. For that you need Einsteinian gravity or Special Relativity.
That is how science works. You collect the evidence - the observations and experiments - and propose a hypothesis as to why and how those observations are happening. You test the hypothesis against further observations and experiments and use the hypothesis to predict what you would expect to see. You also state what would falsify the hypothesis and try to show it to be wrong. When a hypothesis explains all the observations and experiments; when it makes predictions that come about; when every attempt to falsify it fails, the hypothesis achieves the status of a Theory and that is where Evolution is now.
If you can falsify evolution, show it to be wrong, there is a Nobel prize waiting for you. Remember, though, that if evolution is wrong that does not mean creationism is right, far from it. The same criteria of observation, experiment, prediction and falsification must be applied to creationism and when they are, it fails. Creationism doesn't make it past the failed hypothesis stage, Evolution is a theory - and that's as good as it gets in science.
As evolution is science, the best place to ask questions about it is in Science and Mathematics where scientists, both theist and atheist will answer them for you. The vast majority of the people in Religion and Spirituality are not scientists.