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April 25, 2012

What's Wrong With Theistic Evolution?

Kevin DeYoung, Christian Post

Theistic evolution, generally defined, is the belief that natural processes sustained by God's ordinary providence were the means by which he brought about life and humanity. It often entails a common ancestry for all living things, macro-evolution, and some version of polygenesis.
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