I think there is a big difference between Creationism and the Christian belief that God created everything. Until recently the Catholic church actually denounced creationism as dishonest.
You may not be a catholic, but that does rather indicate the problems of reconciling it with any process that has intellectual integrity.
Creationism implies a stupid, dishonest God, which may be true, but ain't Christianity.
Creationism makes various dishonest claims about evolution in order to discredit it. Note I say "dishonest", not "stupid" or incorrect. The assertions are so often clearly wrong that any moderately educated person could not believe them.
Creationists also claims that there is evidence for their position. Again, it is of low quality, indeed so low that all by itself is significant.
Some real biologists are Christians, they could presumably come up with better lies and half truths, they might even come up with valid points.
But they don't.
Even the most bizarre consipracy theory, or pseudo science like homoepathy typically has something that can be taken as fact at it's core.
By drawing simple diagrams, and using GCSE maths I've proved to some former believers in homoeopathy that it's a scam.
You can't do that with Creationists, they regard the truth as a kind of pollution, and not that the "truth shall set you free", or pmore accurately they do believe that truth is the root of freedom and since they don't like freedom, attack the truth.
Creationism doesn't.
That's because it isn't a view of the world, it's a way of not thinking about the world, and helping Christian parents deal with the way that their kids know things they don't want them to.