Did God Use Evolution to Have a Different Kind of Life?

1 The Bible's answer No. The Bible clearly states that God created humans and the “different kinds” of animals and plants. https://www.jw.org/en/teaching-of-bible/questions-used-is-the-God-evolution/#footnote1 (Genesis 1:12, 21, 25, 27; Revelation 4:11) its that the whole human family came from Adam and Eve, our first parents. (Genesis 3:20; 4: 1) The Bible does not support the theory that God used evolution to produce a variety of life forms, called theological evolution. The truth is, though, that the Bible does not contradict what science says about the diversity of life. https://www.jw.org/en/turo-ng-bibliya/mga-tanong/ginamit-ba-diyos-ebolusyon/#footnote2https://www.jw.org/tl/turo-ng-bibliya/mga -ask / used-is-god-evolution / # footnote2 Did God use evolution? Is evolution in harmony with the Bible? Can the ability to adapt animals and plants to their environment be called evolution? Did God use evolution? The term "theological evolution" refers to various ideas. According to the Encyclopædia Britannica, this term promotes the idea that “one of God's means of sustaining life is natural selection.” The theory of evolutionary theory includes the following ideas: All living organisms come from the same organism that has existed for a long time. One type of life can evolve into another kind of life, commonly called macroevolution. God used these processes. Is evolution in harmony with the Bible? Theological evolution indicates that not all Bible accounts of creation in the book of Genesis are accurate. But Jesus referred to the Genesis account as fact. (Genesis 1:26, 27; 2: 18-24; Matthew 19: 4-6) The Bible says that before becoming a human, Jesus lived in heaven and was God's helper in doing “all things.” (John 1: 3) Hence, the idea that God used evolution to have different kinds of life is not in harmony with the Bible. Can the ability to adapt animals and plants to their environment be called evolution? The Bible does not tell us how to live in harmony with one kind of life. Nor does it contradict the fact that the various species of animals and plants that God created are diverse due to reproduction or adaptation to the environment. To some, such small changes are a form of evolution, but in reality, no new kind of life is really formed.