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The Theory of Evolution totally disproves itself. How? It suggests that there are random mutations. Yet Cause and Effect shows us that there isn't any 'random'. What we call random is really a nice way of saying that we are ignorant.
Play the game with random if you want. It's part of university training. Random can exist outside of this universe. But the universe is a machine made up of loads of other machines. Machines have makers who make them according to Cause and Effect. So, there is a universe Maker. We call Him God. We call Him 'Him' because that's how He describes Himself in His book He gave us, the Bible.
There isn't any 'random'. There is only human ignorance regarding 'random'.
BA, you are not qualified to interpret science stop shaming yourself.
If there is or there's not randomness in general is an interesting philosophycal matter, but in science there are certainly many phenomena that would be classed as random. For example, a chaotic physical system is not really random, but it is highly unpredictable and can be treated as random.
However, randomness can't destroy cause and effect. So, we need to apply cause and effect to randomness to find out what randomness really is.
Mutations fall in a similar cathegory. Like many processes, one in a millionth times the angle between the proteins will be sightly different, there may be unusual elements in the cells... A specialised biologist or a google search will give you more precise information.
Regarding your favourite mythological hero, the "Book" is actually several books, written well before and well after "Jesus life" and would use a hebrew, greek or latin word depending on which century was it written and how was it translated and later severely modified by the Conciliums, not "Him".
In other words, a bunch of guys dressed in womans clothes decided what is that "God" said. I am sure she is not happy about it
Now believe the 'Book' so that you can be saved for eternal life... really ETERNAL. Not the little eternal that pertains to this life and universe.