Agreed. But not because of belief in Darwinian evolution, but more because of the culturally-specific efforting that this person has put into her "belief in God."
Have you noticed that many American Christians have the same kind of thinking as the first settlers in America - that optimism, proactiveness, self-reliance, willingness to use force. The way land and natural resources have become mere expendables in the eyes and hands of the settlers, so God Himself becomes a mere thing, an expendable, a subject in the approach of those American Christians!
And then later, when they can't go on with this kind of "belief in God" anymore, they have a lot at stake in believing that they really were religious, that they really believed in God. Because for them to admit that they were and still are operating from an inferior notion of God would even now when they don't believe in God anymore, still induce a tremendous doubt in themselves/their actions/their abilities. So given this, it becomes a choice between dismissing religion altogether, or admitting they may have made some serious mistakes along the way and indulged in inferior ways of thinking and acting.
