I think you are looking at this in the worst possible light. That’s “A” Christian’s view, not “ALL” Christians view. I don’t think any frequent member here would interpret that as ALL.

“… the surveys suggest that the change in views on evolution occurred [in the 4 years between 2009 & 2013] especially among the less religious segments of the GOP. Among Republicans who attend worship services monthly or less often, the share who say humans have evolved over time is down 14 percentage points, from 71% in 2009 to 57% today.”
Careful with the interpretation here - the survey says that “views on evolution have changed”, but that’s not correct The real change is probably in those who say they are Republican. IOW, this survey is a cross-section of people who say they are Republican, not a logitudinal survey of beliefs over time.
I see that Pew goes on to examine this question, and I haven’t read the whole thing yet. Stand by …
… and they say nothing very conclusive. Maybe the Republican base really have changed its views on evolution, but cross-sectional surveys don’t follow individuals, so they really don’t have the right tool to asnwer the question.