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*Theistic Evolutionism believes that God created the evolutionary process. Theistic evolutionists (TEists) reject special creation of nature and its inhabitants and mankind as declared in Genesis chapters one and two. TEists accept the Theory of Evolution as representing reality in all aspects (includes human evolution from an ape ancestor) except they credit God with biological First Cause, unlike atheist evolutionists who assert the same was accomplished by some unknown material or natural phenomenon.

*Proponents of Theistic Evolutionism believe that God created the evolutionary process. Theistic evolutionists (TEists) reject special creation of nature and its inhabitants and mankind as declared in Genesis chapters one and two. TEists accept the Theory of Evolution as representing reality in all aspects (includes human evolution from an ape ancestor) except they credit God with biological First Cause, unlike atheist evolutionists who assert the same was accomplished by some unknown material or natural phenomenon.

'''Evolution''' or Darwinism or the Theory of Evolution is an interpretation of scientific evidence attempting to explain how nature may have created itself without any assistance from a supernatural Being (1). We know Charles Darwin was a Creationist and a Christian prior to 1836. But after this date Darwin, in the ensuing two years, forsook the Bible, God and Christianity and became an apostate, materialist and atheist. He retained a deist and quasi theist shell to conduct his life under because he lived in pro-Christian nineteenth-century Victorian England, and because his wife and friends were devout Christians of whom he had no desire to offend.

'''Evolution''' or Darwinism or the Theory of Evolution is an interpretation of scientific evidence attempting to explain how nature may have created itself without any assistance from a supernatural Being (1). We know Charles Darwin was a Creationist and a Christian prior to 1836. But after this date Darwin, in the ensuing two years, forsook the Bible, God and Christianity and became an apostate, materialist and atheist. He retained a deist and quasi theist shell to conduct his life under because he lived in pro-Christian nineteenth-century Victorian England, and because his wife and friends were devout Christians whom he had no desire to offend.