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	[[Evolution]] (from {{Latin\|evolvere}} "to roll out", "to roll over", "to develop") has been, since the time of the [[w:French Revolution\|French Revolution]], the term for every slow and peaceful '''development''' and thus forms the conceptual contrast to [[revolution]] ({{Latin\|revolutio}} "to roll back", "to turn around"), which stands for a sudden, violent change.		[[Evolution]] (from {{Latin\|''evolvere''}} "to roll out", "to roll over", "to develop") has been, since the time of the [[w:French Revolution\|French Revolution]], the term for every slow and peaceful '''development''' and thus forms the conceptual contrast to [[revolution]] ({{Latin\|''revolutio''}} "to roll back", "to turn around"), which stands for a sudden, violent change.

	In biology, natural history and cultural history, evolution is understood today as the development to new, usually more highly integrated, more complex forms in the physical-chemical (development of the [[universe]] and the [[Earth]]), biological (development of living beings) and cultural spheres (development of cultures), and as such is largely attributed to purely material causes in the sense of the modern [[w:Charles Darwin\|Darwinian]] theory of evolution.		In biology, natural history and cultural history, evolution is understood today as the development to new, usually more highly integrated, more complex forms in the physical-chemical (development of the [[universe]] and the [[Earth]]), biological (development of living beings) and cultural spheres (development of cultures), and as such is largely attributed to purely material causes in the sense of the modern [[w:Charles Darwin\|Darwinian]] theory of evolution.

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[[Evolution]] (from {{Latin|evolvere}} "to roll out", "to roll over", "to develop") has been, since the time of the [[w:French Revolution|French Revolution]], the term for every slow and peaceful '''development''' and thus forms the conceptual contrast to [[revolution]] ({{Latin|revolutio}} "to roll back", "to turn around"), which stands for a sudden, violent change.

In biology, natural history and cultural history, evolution is understood today as the development to new, usually more highly integrated, more complex forms in the physical-chemical (development of the [[universe]] and the [[Earth]]), biological (development of living beings) and cultural spheres (development of cultures), and as such is largely attributed to purely material causes in the sense of the modern [[w:Charles Darwin|Darwinian]] theory of evolution.

[[Anthroposophy|Anthroposophical spiritual research]] goes beyond these approaches, which remain in general, and concretely uncovers the complex [[spiritual]] and [[material]] backgrounds of evolution, which are most comprehensively described by the so-called seven planetary stages of [[world evolution]], which in turn are divided into seven [[conditions of life]] and these in turn into seven [[conditions of form]]. At present, with our present physical [[earth evolution]], we are in the fourth (physical) condition of form of the [[mineral kingdom]], which is the 4th condition of life of our [[Earth]].

From a spiritual-scientific point of view, evolution means that a spiritually creative being gradually becomes more and more clearly visible in the outer sensual-material appearance. The necessary counter-movement to this is [[involution]], through which the spiritual again gradually withdraws from the outer appearance.

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