Or they subscribe to an interpretation of scripture which is indifferent to evolution and always have.
It is interesting how the following can be interpreted any other way than what it says.
God said, “Let the waters swarm with living things, and let birds fly above the earth up in the dome of the sky.”God created the great sea animals and all the tiny living things that swarm in the waters, each according to its kind, and all the winged birds, each according to its kind. God saw how good it was.Then God blessed them: “Be fertile and multiply and fill the waters in the seas, and let the birds multiply on the earth.” - Genesis 1:20-22
Bible Gateway passage: Genesis 1:20-22 - Common English Bible
You will completely disregard this passage and interpret it differerently than what it says. It says very specifically that birds and fish were created at the same time. But somehow saying that is an "interpretation." When actually the interpretation is when you claim it doesn't mean what it says.
Yet you may trust the accuracy of the following passage.
The Lord said to Samuel, “How long are you going to grieve over Saul? I have rejected him as king over Israel. Fill your horn with oil and get going. I’m sending you to Jesse of Bethlehem because I have found my next king among his sons.”“How can I do that?” Samuel asked. “When Saul hears of it he’ll kill me!” “Take a heifer with you,” the Lord replied, “and say, ‘I have come to make a sacrifice to the Lord.’Invite Jesse to the sacrifice, and I will make clear to you what you should do. You will anoint for me the person I point out to you.”Samuel did what the Lord instructed. When he came to Bethlehem, the city elders came to meet him. They were shaking with fear. “Do you come in peace?” they asked.“Yes,” Samuel answered. “I’ve come to make a sacrifice to the Lord. Now make yourselves holy, then come with me to the sacrifice.” Samuel made Jesse and his sons holy and invited them to the sacrifice as well.When they arrived, Samuel looked at Eliab and thought, That must be the Lord’s anointed right in front.But the Lord said to Samuel, “Have no regard for his appearance or stature, because I haven’t selected him. God doesn’t look at things like humans do. Humans see only what is visible to the eyes, but the Lord sees into the heart.”Next Jesse called for Abinadab, who presented himself to Samuel, but he said, “The Lord hasn’t chosen this one either.”So Jesse presented Shammah, but Samuel said, “No, the Lord hasn’t chosen this one.”Jesse presented seven of his sons to Samuel, but Samuel said to Jesse, “The Lord hasn’t picked any of these.”Then Samuel asked Jesse, “Is that all of your boys?” “There is still the youngest one,” Jesse answered, “but he’s out keeping the sheep.” “Send for him,” Samuel told Jesse, “because we can’t proceed until he gets here.”So Jesse sent and brought him in. He was reddish brown, had beautiful eyes, and was good-looking. The Lord said, “That’s the one. Go anoint him.”So Samuel took the horn of oil and anointed him right there in front of his brothers. The Lord’s spirit came over David from that point forward. Then Samuel left and went to Ramah. - 1 Samuel 16:1-13
Bible Gateway passage: 1 Samuel 16:1-13 - Common English Bible
Or perhaps you don't believe that passage either. Perhaps God really didn't say those things to Samuel and Samuel did not really anoint David. Is that your thinking? Did that really happen or not?