Actually, according to the Bible, God originally made us perfect without any flaws. It was only through human disobedience did God punish the world. So, according to the Bible, man created his own destiny of sin and death. Flaws were not given to us by God -- we created them ourselves through disobedience.
Actually, in Christianity, it is SO MUCH MORE than just morality. It is about salvation. We are spiritually in decline. We have lost God's favor because of our sin, and Christianity is about the redemption Jesus Christ gave us by his death and resurrection. This is what Christianity is truly about, God's gift of Christ, who essentially became "sin for us" and then was slain on the cross as sacrifice for that sin. He took our punishment so we don't have to. That's the core of Christianity, that we are free because of Jesus, and the morality of what is right comes naturally as one converts to Christ. Morality is secondary.
Well it seems evolutionary only because you choose to see life through those distorted glasses. Evolution is more malleable than clay, which means you can use it to fill in the gap for anything that is a problem in your mind. How did eyes develop? "Well I'm sure evolution did it some how." How did logic develop? "I'm sure evolution did it." What about morality... "I can see how evolution did it." It's more about imagination than reality. You plug it in anywhere. People talk about God of the gaps, "Evolution of the gaps" is much more of a problem.
The Bible says that God's law is written on the hearts of man (I will put my laws into their mind, and write them in their hearts."—Hebrews 8:10), but because we are sinful and disobedient by nature, we have to also be guided by God's holy standards. Christianity says we aren't saved by being moral, we are saved by Jesus Christ's sacrifice. And when we accept and live freely in Christ, being moral becomes natural. We no longer want to do bad, and we know the guilt of worldly sin, and strive desperately to avoid it.
Nature is obviously orderly and that is a product of design. It is also corrupt and punished with death and suffering. Evolution-ism is a belief that encompasses moral teaching and world view of life. Just ask Hitler and Mao.
They were more concerned about government meddling into Church! Read some of Thomas Jefferson's letters to the church. They (early govt. leaders) were very staunch believers actually, and some in the early government were actually active pastors of a church. Why do you think our Government made all of the special Christian celebrations like Easter and Christmas federal holidays? Because this was our nation's foundations.
Actually, you should read some of the stories about Christian missionaries going over to these animist tribes (who are lost and destroyed in sin) and actually converting them over to loving and respectable people (check
this site). These people are are not "doing just fine" as you say, because they are living in the despair of their own sin. The Bible says that the Gospel will be preached to the entire world.
In evolutionary contexts, it would be just fine to leave these desperate people groups and tribes to die in their lost state, as it is just the business of decaying matter, not taking into account the people for who they are -- their spirits of wanting love and peace. Without much of the Christian missionary work -- giving clean water, clothes, building hospitals and schools (MANY missionaries do this work), these people would simply be lost, forgotten, and never thought of. You think religion is destroying lives -- I see the complete opposite regarding the true Christian disciples; I see a hunger and true desire to LOVE people and give them the truth of what God has done for them.
I think you misunderstand the true nature of missionary people. They are people who conform to the tribes and customs of the native people, but they preach Christ's love in this context. You offer your comments in a spirit of derision -- but if you would see what the missionaries are doing, your perception and implication of ridiculousness would change. There are very, very few tribes who even are complete nudists -- most have some sort of covering, no matter how small already. But the point is to preach Christ's love in the context of their culture. God doesn't require that people leave their culture to come to Him.
---1 Corinthians 9:19-23:
""For though I be free from all men, yet have I made myself servant unto all, that I might gain the more.
And unto the Jews I became as a Jew, that I might gain the Jews; to them that are under the law, as under the law, that I might gain them that are under the law;
To them that are without law, as without law, (being not without law to God, but under the law to Christ,) that I might gain them that are without law.
To the weak became I as weak, that I might gain the weak: I am made all things to all men, that I might by all means save some.
And this I do for the gospel's sake, that I might be partaker thereof with you.""