Asymmetric Religion and Philosophy

If there's one important scientific issue- one question that people must answer correctly to live full and happy lives, it's evolution. Luckily, people are on the job, in shifts perhaps, to make sure we don't fall into another dark age. Some of these brave individuals are my friends. Unfortunately, in a zealous effort to save us from our ignorance, they cried wolf on Ron Paul's evolution statement. First, let's watch the video:

OK. There's an unscientific, counter-evidential, way to think about the history of earth. Specifically, physical evidence, from the Grand Canyon to dinosaur bones, contradict a "young earth." In other words, people who think that the earth five thousand years because God said so are obviously wrong and, by inference, overly-credulous.

Ron Paul, however, didn't say he believed in a young earth- he specifically said that he didn't know the precise time (timeline) of creation.

What Ron Paul meant, I'm sure, is that he rejects an atheistic view of evolution where every change is random. Ron Paul believes in intelligent design as do 95% of the nation and, to the horror of the Social Justice League of America, so does every candidate in the race from both parties.

If one accepts God as defined by Christianity (I'm being narrow for a reason.), then one recognizes His omniscience (here), one of His defining traits.
If God knows everything, he knows exactly what will happen with everything He makes. He made the universe so He knew exactly how everything, from Rosie O'Donnell to the His creation below, would turn out. If He didn't want something to happen, He wouldn't have made it so. Even, as Deists insist, God did nothing else after bringing forth everything, it follows that the Universe is "guided." If I know that dropping a vase will break it, then its breaking is my fault.

(Hey, over here. I'm not done yet.) Every candidate in the race for president is a Christian of some sort. Because it's illogical to think that a creation from an omniscient being is unguided, every one, even Mike Gravel, believes in intelligent design and not random evolution.