Good point, @gbob, but I would hold that the Bible not addressing evolution is not the same as “divorcing God” from creation, but rather is saying that it does not address it in the same way. Certainly, theology impacts evolution secondarily as we apply Biblical principles to our lives, so it speaks greatly to the ethical issues and how we respond to such things as creation care, gene editing, and health issues, so it is not separated from evolution in that sense. However, it does not address scientific truth claims associated with evolution any more than it does quantum physics.