I don't know if anybody else has said something like this, but I feel like I need to say something.
When I was about four years old, I was at the Ohio State Fair. My parents, both being doctors, had given me a shirt which had "I am a product of 6,000,000 years of Evolution" (can't remember the exact number, but that's not important. We were walking together, when a man came up, he must have been an appliance salesman or something, stopped us and started to harass me about what I thought of evolution; the usual stuff that people say. I was four years old, though, so I didn't have much to say. When he left, I remember saying to my parents "Why can't both be true?"
And I still believe this to this day. Evolution certainly tells us how things work, but, as with anything else, it doesn't explain why things work. Science needs to be on the How, or else any sort of understanding of the world around us will be corrupted by subjectivity, which is no good in a scientific setting. But Philosophy and suchlike can hold on to the deeper meanings of things.
Why can't people believe evolution is a scientific observation made into a theory and also believe what they find in their religious pursuits? If evolution says to you that the strong survive and that anything else is meaningless, then ask yourself "can I prove myself worthy? Can I go beyond what nature tells me to believe and make myself better?" Social Darwinism is kind of dumb and gives Evolution as a whole a bad name, and that's not what evolutionary theory is about.
Sorry for the long post, but I hope I got my point across.