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[[Theistic evolution]] cannot draw a person to [[Christ]], when the main foundation of it denies the supernatural to even exist. This is why [[God]] the Father will not draw anyone unto the Son through the teaching of this theory. For if it had any [[God]] drawing power what so ever, would not it be used for that? | [[Theistic evolution]] cannot draw a person to [[Christ]], when the main foundation of it denies the supernatural to even exist. This is why [[God]] the Father will not draw anyone unto the Son through the teaching of this theory. For if it had any [[God]] drawing power what so ever, would not it be used for that? | ||
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# Having the drawing power unto Christ means that [[evolution]] also has the approval of God the Father for this purpose. | |||
# Not having the drawing power means that it is not approved of by God the Father for the purpose of bringing souls unto the kingdom | |||
# What is accepted by God the Father ([[creation]]) has brought many into the kingdom. What is rejected ([[evolution]]) has not. | |||
{{Bible quote|book=Matthew|chap=7|verses=16|version=KJV|Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?}} | {{Bible quote|book=Matthew|chap=7|verses=16|version=KJV|Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?}} | ||
