I suggest you do a bit more research on your thermodynamics debate. Please check out this website, which explains exactly what thermodynamics is, which you seem to be lacking in understanding of: http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/thermo/probability.html
Secondly, there are many people that believe that evolution simply doesn't exist. That all things were created, and that all things will continue to be created by a greater force. However, as there is no proof, this too remains a theory, however much the creationists dislike it being called thus.
The problem that i see with the evolution vs creationist issue is that evolution has been proven to take place in the animal kingdom. We have seen, for example, 2 exact same species grow up in completely different geographical areas and be 100% different from each other. They evolved from one state into another to adapt to the surroundings of their environment. Creationists attribute this to god giving them new traits, ect, that allow them to interact and adapt with their new surrounding. Evolutionists, however, can see the 'paper trail', ie the evolutionary trail of these species, from the failed, to the development of traits and abilities over long periods of time.
Fossils, which are one good source of information, are one of the good ways of proving evolution took place. Evolution is indeed a theory at the moment; but we are ever increasingly stepping closer to proving it a reality. Whereas the creationists are still within the 'theory' state, and unfortunately for them, their 'theory' isn't even a true 'theory'. It is a simple form of religious-biased fact, instead of a documented possibility.
So, are there people out there that don't use the bible to argue against evolution, sure, why not; but most of the time, these people have no clue about the dynamics of evolution and the debate in which it takes place.
And, as is typical of any debate that must accept a defeat, creationists have taken a passive aggressive stance, in making people believe that god created evolution. This is laughable at best, because it is one way for a person who believes in creationism, but who also understands that evolution is a possibly, to cop out of the debate and say that 'god' created the premise by which evolution took place.