"On this view God is not limited to breaking the laws nature in order to govern it. He can direct nature without doing so. Indeed there may be, in the end, no proper distinction between "God's purposes" and the evolution of nature according to it's "natural" course."
I am ok with that. Its still ID in my book...maybe not the ID promoted by ID'rs, but still ID.
Of course, in order for the miracles of Christianity to be true, God did have to intervene in a supernatural way at some point....fish don't multiply in a basket...a man cannot walk on water...etc.
And if one does not believe those miracles, then likely they don't believe that God became Man, and we are back to Christianity and water.