Gods aren't real. The supernatural doesn't exist. Magic doesn't happen. Philosophers have investigated about these things for thousands of years but not an ounce of empirical evidence has come to light. WTF else could possibly guide evolution?Of course this is purely rhetoric.
Fairy tales are some of NeoDarwinists claims.
As if you were the one advocating the principles of science and the other competing theories were.not.
I don't deny evolution per se. Unguided evolution like dinosaur turning into birds or whale/sea creatures turnning into land walking hominid bipeds is more of fairy tale which tries to delude the unthinking masses.
All the maths, physics and logic point to evolution being unguided because it exhibits no plan or goal apart from survival of select species. Nature doesn't have a purpose. It is just a collection of physical processes, possessing no intelligence, no conscience, and no moral compass. It is neither moral nor immoral. It is amoral. Nature does not mourn the passing of a single creature or the extinction of entire species, nor does it care about anyone's existence. In fact, the universe is a dangerous place, and nature is hostile to the weak and only favorable to the strong.
9 billion years after the Big Bang event for the first life to emerge on a tiny rock floating in an inconceivable vastness of space hosting gazillion number of star systems, that's pure random chance. The universe already possesses the right ingredients for life. Celestial bodies just need to be in the right distance from their stars for the right substances and compounds to exist in life-giving forms. An infinite number (the number of planets in the entire universe) would always yield a positive outcome (life forming on one or a few these planets) no matter how vanishingly small the chances are. Furthermore, 4 billion years for the single-celled organisms to get to all myriad of species there are today that had to continuously go through unthinkable suffering in the process—that's pure unguided evolution in action.
As long as there is water life will form inevitably out of it. And natural selection is the mechanism that will determine the forms of life or variations of species that will emerge from that life which is based on the specific conditions of the environment. This process is wholly random and unguided. A "guided" evolution by an "intelligent designer" will produce a completely different universe with less diseases, abnormalities, and deformities, and with no constant series of natural mass extinctions.