Again, I Ask, Where Is The Evidence For Natural Selection By Random Chance?

You do so love to conflate two totally different questions and the idea that if you accept evolution you cannot believe in God!

I.e if there is this god called "God" creating and operating everything, that the more we learn about natural processes only shows ever more what that deity has done and continues to do.

Is it not more intelligent and more respectful of God, to learn about God's works, than to demean God by flatly denying them for the sake of wilfully blind, lazy, man-made dogma? If I were an active Christian I would class such denial and dogma as bordering on blasphemous.

It's also as regressive as the Mediaeval Church view that the Sun orbits the Earth merely because some pre-Christian, non-Judaic, Greek Philosopher said it does.

In the end your anti-knowledge polemics amount to little more than desperate bullying for no purpose, and they certainly do not serve or defend your deity. They insult Him.