I hate to break it, to Evolutionists: but if I come back a second time, I won't be trying to adapt

Hi there,

So yes, please evaluate my argument, before I put it to Evolutionists (if I do!): someone who comes back to life a second time, is not necessarily bound to repeat Evolution - either their own or someone else's.

The argument is simply, that someone coming back a second time has already evolved and the exact nature of their evolution is something that having come back, they have built upon - moreso!

Having evolved "Evolution", evolution no longer applies - as the Bible says "to those who receive it, you will not be hurt by the second death" (Revelation 2): there is no reason to come back and go over "Evolution" again!!

The more I grasp this, the more normal I have felt.

PloverWing said:

What do you mean by "evolution" here? Do you mean the development of new species through natural selection, or do you just mean something like personal development during one's life?

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Both!

I will influence what people think Evolution is, and how they evolve by it.

I will not have to go back, for my past doctrine - to move on to my greater exegesis.

SkyWriting said:

It is appointed unto man to die....just once.

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The subtext there is: "in this life".

You can come back as someone else, because you are no longer a man but a god.

I think it's interesting: if you keep coming back and your survivability keeps going up, it is no longer Evolution that directs you, but Redemption!