This is the idea that everything we see around us, living or dead, has been created by an Intelligent Designer (God).
In spite of the fact that HE HAS NEVER BEEN SEEN BY ANYONE this idea persists.
It shows how impressionable we are as children, needing to accept without qualification instructions which might keep us from death.
And later, as adults, how stupid some of us are not to think for ourselves.
The contemporary justification for such a foolish attitude is the concept of "irreducible complexity" - assemblies of components in living animals or plants which apparently would fail if ONE component wasn't present, without any clues to any intermediate assembly, which "appear" to be "designed".
"It's all too complicated - I can't work it out - it MUST have been "designed" by a "designer" - goes their thought process.
These people must be led to a stone ARCH, and left there to ponder how it was built. Some of them will work out that some sort of scaffolding might get it erected, but most of these fall back into "intelligent scaffolding = intelligent design = intelligent designer" claptrap.
They just can't get it into their head that life forces (using the power and motions of electrons) just cannot be stopped, and proceed with the same inexorability as your gas oven, that WILL explode if you are late with the igniter. Nor do they understand that Evolution is NEVER "working towards an intended plan", and that any animal or plant which succeeds in reproducing itself IS "successful", or that Evolution is taking place ALL THE TIME, and WITHIN EVERY INDIVIDUAL.
Thus they classify themselves - "It's all too complex for me - therefore it MUST be designed by an intelligent designer" - as too STUPID to be able to understand Evolution.
Personally, I think this test (whether or not they understand and believe in the existence of Evolution) should be used to determine whether or not these people are qualified to VOTE.
"Last night as I was on a stair, I met a man who wasn't there, he wasn't there again today, I do wish this man would go away".