Evolution

I believe that all beings start out as one celled and evolve through reicarnation. So all beings eventually become angels and Gods for all time. Where the complaxity of the DNA becomes more and more advanced. For all time.



What do you think?

I think that it's a good idea for you to keep in mind that while a casual (non-technical) definition of evolution might support where you're going with this, the scientific (technical) definition of evolution does not. While evolution in a casual sense can mean things like "progression to a superior form or state within a clear hierarchy of beings" in the technical sense it would be very incorrect.

Hierarchical maps of the world don't resonate with me, both because it conflicts with evolutionary science and because it carries philosophical implications I don't agree with. Won't get into the details unless asked, because I doubt you meant to imply such things with your view.

The DNA turns into something higher. And higher and higher forever.

What exactly do you mean by "higher?" Although it has already been established that the technical/scientific definition of evolution wouldn't allow for this sort of thinking, I'm curious what you mean by it anyway. It's not like science has a monopoly on the meaning of "evolution."

[Chrysaetos]

Originally Posted by zsjuz

I believe that all beings start out as one celled and evolve through reicarnation. So all beings eventually become angels and Gods for all time. Where the complaxity of the DNA becomes more and more advanced. For all time.

What do you think?

You are making an assumption by placing some species at the top and others at the bottom. Many species have died out and many new species will evolve, the species we know of today are only a fraction.
And evolution doesn't follow a fixed agenda.

[knightofalbion]

Man is spirit in a physical body. It is the spirit which is ever-evolving, seeking Perfection, seeking reunion with the Divine from whence it came.