“It has zero scientific impact if one accepts the theory based upon evidence and has faith that that things proceed as God has forseen them.”
What does that have to do with anything, since I’ve explained to you quite a few times that you don’t actually accept the theory?
“But it is obvious that as a creationist you are incapable of differentiating faith and science.”
You keep saying stuff like that, as if by repeating it, you can make it be true. What’s up with that?
You have no doubt deluded yourself into thinking so, but your explanation has no merit. Randomness is observed in the world all over the place and yet you fail to explain how one such an observation is incompatible with acceptance of the Biblical principle that reality unfolds as God has forseen it.
That I was created by God is a statement of faith. That I was created via a process involving the random shuffling of DNA is based on evidence. There is no incompatibility.
Do you think a Christian has to give up on the indeterminate nature of everything from quantum mechanics, to DNA shuffling, to games of chance in order to have faith that reality unfolds as God has forseen it? Or are you trying to make a special exemption for evolution because you have convinced yourself it is a theory that is against your faith?