A1 - " 1) Theory of evolution indirectly believes that there is some cause behind everything (which would ultimately reach God)"
The concept of 'god' comes very late on in the Theory of Evolution, being that it is just a construct of human imagination.
A1 - " ...even this theory indirectly praises God."
Yes, it's so wonderful how god made life, the way that every creature dies in unbearable agony, many being eaten alive by predators while running for their lives.
The 'loving' way in which god made some animals with stings.
Or the care He went to when he made venomous snakes, going to the trouble of drilling a tiny hole through a fang and attaching a sack of poison to the end of it, so that when the snake bites into its victim, the unfortunate creature slowly swells up to the point where it suffocates to death in fear and agony.
Yes...how loving the 'creator' is indeed. His 'invisible qualities' are certainly 'seen from the world's creation onwards'.