A human action is possible if it doesn't violate the laws of nature and evolution; if it does the action is not possible.
The action is practical if it doesn't violate Tradition, it is impractical if it does.
However, something impractical is possible if it doesn't violate the laws of evolution.
This is related to predicting future technology, which is possible if it doesn't violate the laws of physics, although some things may take longer than others to happen. (see Michio Kaku on future technology, City University of New York.)
Therefore, the Theoevolutionary Church is possible and even practical because it does not violate the laws of evolution or Tradition, since it combines evolution (science) and religion, joining the two paths: Outer and Inner Paths.
The action is practical if it doesn't violate Tradition, it is impractical if it does.
However, something impractical is possible if it doesn't violate the laws of evolution.
This is related to predicting future technology, which is possible if it doesn't violate the laws of physics, although some things may take longer than others to happen. (see Michio Kaku on future technology, City University of New York.)
Therefore, the Theoevolutionary Church is possible and even practical because it does not violate the laws of evolution or Tradition, since it combines evolution (science) and religion, joining the two paths: Outer and Inner Paths.
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