How Do Scientists Believe in God and Evolution?

Speaking generally for the theistic evolutionist (evangelical) scientists I know (a fair few)... God exists outside time, so God exists before, after, and to the side of the Universe. The Universe exists because God wills it so. The act of creation brings the entirety of the Universe into being - past and future included. Both are part of the entire Universe and are thus part of that creation. No direct 'tinkering' is required. As above. As above. No, as it is unnecessary. Mixed - some yes, some as above. Those that say yes would typically consider a God, Adam, and Eve scenario similar to Moon-Watcher and the Monolith Most, yes - miracles being direct interventions by God that do contradict physical laws.

I would suggets that that is because you are unfamiliar with viewing the Universe from the perspective of space-time physics. I'm not sure I understand this. If a creator were to stop 'sustaining', would the Universe disappear? When would it disappear? Some scientists do accept this. Who knows? If a god operates outside physical laws, how would one even begin to suggest a mechanism?