Could you please support your wild contention that Christians want to eliminate science? It seems much more clear that educators want to eliminate or mis-state the important knowledge of Christian doctrine from the curriculum while retaining that of many other religions.

The Theory of Evolution is, as your own description says, a theory, not proven fact. However widely accepted it may be, it so far lacks the ability to be replicated in controlled circumstances, no species has ever been demonstrated conclusively to have evolved into another, nor is there significantly useful predictive value available from it. Serious mathematicians would say this cannot rise beyond being an hypothesis, though a very involved one, much less a theory.

Still, you may be correct that the writer's confusion of evolution with astrophysics is troubling. But this does not refute in any way her very reasonable (at least as much as evolution is reasonable) faith that a creator planned and made the universe.