Like you, I was trying to avoid the Heisenberg tar-baby.
Not only that, how can we reconcile the concepts of an Omnipotent Omnipresent Omniscient God and absolute randomness?
Look, I'm not denying the possibility (to some degree) of random sponateous mutagenic speciation... But I'm questioning the dogmatic adherence to its presumption.
I think I answered that in the other post. Random in appearance to us, not necessarily random to God.
One question...You ,and many others posting here, didn't go to public school, did you?
FMCDH
As mere people, we have no control over the precise selection, but God's unbreakable rules of physics control everything inside that space, to provide a perfectly predictable outcome, at His level of measurement and perception.
The term "absolute randomness" seems to imply a selection with absolutely no controlling rules, but that would appear to be impossible, as long as we're in His Universe.