Furthermore, the only way multi-cellular life could have come to exist is by continuous direct divine intervention , by a supernatural power overriding the natural tendency toward decay. Indeed, the Bible teaches that God continuously sustains all creation. This is entirely compatible with the proposition that some current life forms could be the result of theistic evolution. In any event, whatever man's ancestry, we should not complain about how the Creator may have chosen to create His greatest work. We should rejoice in the fact that God chose to create us at all and did not destroy us permanently for our sins.
Theistic evolution can withstand both, but only to a degree .
This means that God may have used evolution to create various plant and animals, and perhaps even Man. However, Genesis indicates that when God expelled Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden He caused immediate, permanent, and inheritable genetic changes such as increasing the pain of childbirth and created new types of plant life , e.g., thorns and thistles. Thus, in theory, Man may be partly the result of theistic evolution, but it is clearly unbiblical to assert that Man and all other life forms are solely the product of evolution, even theistic evolution. Some humanists propose that a spirit is the next step in evolution. God's control and government extend to the wicked devices and doings of evil men, and of Satan, and He makes even these work out His own glory and His people's good.