Ceeboo wrote:It doesn't?
Old earth creationists = Evolved, God guided
People who accept evolutionary theory = Evolved, God had no part
No?
What am I missing?
Theistic evolutionists believe that God created life, but they think God used the natural processes that entail evolution to do it. God, in this view, is like an embellishment. God isn't strictly necessary to understand why evolution happened, but that doesn't change the fact that God could be behind it.
On the other hand, creationists think that the evidence indicates God best
explains the existence or diversity of life. God is necessary to understanding. God did stuff outside the bounds of evolutionary processes to make life happen.
Both old earth creationists and theistic evolutionists can agree to the statement that humans evolved, but God guided it. Most creationists, even those that call themselves intelligent design supporters, don't think this with respect to humans, but some absolutely do. This isn't really believing in evolution as the term is understood in evolutionary biology, but people like Michael Behe will
say they believe in evolution while thinking that there's impenetrable steps in evolution that God resolved.
So you have a category where both believers in evolutionary theory and disbelievers in it can both say it best applies to their views.