[PatrickHenry]

... how is it all actually "random?"

Think snowflakes. Not truly random (little in nature really is), but not "designed" either.

[Fatalis]

Colling would call snowflakes another result of the "random-design process." If the process has a designer, then snowflakes aren't, as you say, truly random.

If random has a designer, then what is observed as random is actually "apparently random."