So how does G-d "guide" evolution without "guiding" it?
I don't know.
Thank you for your honesty. Would you consider it theoretically possible that G-d either "guides" it or does not? I hope evolutionists will cease attacking "Divine guidance of evolution" while then loudly insisting that maybe G-d does actually guide it. Is this the type of thinking Voltaire taught you???
But according to some homeschooling creationists, I am an ignorant monkey-worshipping idolater because I seek to understand paleontology and evolution by studying empirical evidence.
1)It isn't fun being called "ignorant," is it? Do you think you and some of your allies might pause for a second before calling the people of Kansas "savages" after experiencing what it feels like?
2)Since according to anti-ID evolutionists, there is basically no difference between literalist creationism (me) and Divinely-guided evolution, perhaps anti-ID evolutionists should stop claiming that evolution "rightly understood" does not exclude G-d? Unless your "gxd" is Thomas Jefferson's, that is.
I have no allies, I'm an independent contractor in this debate. However I'm pretty sure that you would be lumped in with me by the mainstream creationist crowd here if you were to even make mention of the fact that any small amount of evolution might be true.