He explains that it is not a single instance, Adam and Eve and an apple. The world is already full of sin and we are born into it. Haught defines evolutionary ethic. He describes Jesus and how he showed compassion, justice, and love to the outcasts of society. He stresses that if we do not love the outcasts and minorities of society we are creating uniformity and doing away with diversity.
Diversity is essential to evolution.
This is how he ties in Jesus' ethic with his own evolutionary ethic. Haught defines God as the Absolute Future. Throughout the book over and over again there is an emphasis on the future. This is one way that he makes use of process theology that the past is gone, the present is ungraspable, but in the future God will reveal himself to us. Evolution is revealed in the future and that is how God reveals himself.