Original sentence: Some of the official positions in other religious faiths have agreed with this basic view
Edited sentence: Also, a position within Judaism accepts that there is evidence for evolution of species, yet it does not deny either that this evolution happened under control of a Creator or even that the world was created in six days (the opinion of traditional and authentic Orthodox Judaism).As such, this position is not identical but in fact opposite from the argument of Intelligent Design, which is not supported in any way by Judaism.In general, the physical reality (from Judaism's point of view) shields the truth of the Creator's existence from the world, which is hinted at by the identical writing of the words "ha-elem" (this world) and "helem" (concealment).It is possible that what happened was evolution of design of animal bodies (either in the spiritual worlds predating the creation of the physical world or in the mind of the Creator, outside of the actual creation) but not the actual physical evolution after the beginning of Earth's existence.Of course, this position cannot be confirmed, denied or studied in any scientific way and is therefore not a scientific but a religious position, whose truth is verified not by examination of the Nature but by verifying the truth of Jewish religious tradition.The fact that evolution of species looks like a random process does not defy Judaism at all: in fact, there is a position in Judaism that the Creator can interfere in everyday events, but He always does so in a way that looks like the events happened randomly.Therefore, it comes as no surprise that the result of evolution of species would shield the world from the Creator's hand in its structure