But you said "God never changes. The spirit inside us never changes". If that's true, then we are becoming less like God by evolving. We're not becoming spirits - millions of years of evolution should have convinced you of that.
It's easy to speak of the evolution of humanity and an impersonal spiritual god if you can ignore that we seem to have relatively short lives, after which we all die. I was born with this body, and had no say in its evolution. Neither did you in yours. If you are right, the overruling reality should be our spiritual essence, being nothing less than God himself - yet you seem to suggest our physical state indicates how far we have evolved, and our fallible reasoning ability is stronger than our divine nature.
How is it spiritually, physically or mentally possible to "miss the evolutionary boat", in your view?
It's easy to speak of the evolution of humanity and an impersonal spiritual god if you can ignore that we seem to have relatively short lives, after which we all die. I was born with this body, and had no say in its evolution. Neither did you in yours. If you are right, the overruling reality should be our spiritual essence, being nothing less than God himself - yet you seem to suggest our physical state indicates how far we have evolved, and our fallible reasoning ability is stronger than our divine nature.
How is it spiritually, physically or mentally possible to "miss the evolutionary boat", in your view?