I'm sorry but that's ridiculous.
I said that the account in Genesis doesn't tell us everything about God's creation - and it should be obvious to anyone that that is the case.
Can you show me, from Genesis 1, how God decided to give some animals fur and others skin?
Can you show, from Genesis 1, HOW God made the trees - did they appear fully formed, were they saplings, acorns/seeds that grew quickly?
Can you show me, from Genesis 1, how God made us; how did he decide to give us 5 fingers on each hand, or even just two hands? How did he make our brains and internal organs?
Genesis does not tell us this - that is not its purpose.
If you want to learn history, read a history book.
If you want to learn biology, read a biology textbook.
If you wanted to learn how your new laptop worked, you would not look in Genesis 1 but consult the manual.
If you/your child met a Spaniard, wanted to marry them and needed to learn the language, you would not look to the Bible to teach you but the appropriate books and literature.
If you want to learn about God; who he is and his relationship with the people he created, and of his love and salvation, read the Bible.
The Bible did not teach you how to count. Nor about the history, and constitution of the US. How did you learn those things? You looked to other sources.
There aren't any other sources that teach how to have eternal life; that is the point, and purpose, of the Bible.
John 3:16, John 6:29, John 6:40, John 14:6.
God's will, work and purpose for us is that we believe in Jesus. If we do, we will have eternal life. He is the only one who gives it and the only way to the Father.
Did you miss what I said about the word "science" meaning "knowledge"? Did you miss the bit where I said that God has given us the ability to explore, learn about and understand his creation?
Science = knowledge; it does not mean "atheists who don't believe the Bible". Those who study science may become Christians - putting their faith in Jesus as their Saviour and Lord. Christian teenagers may decide to study science at university, teach it or make a career from it - it doesn't mean they have abandoned their faith or become atheists.