Sentence examples for scientific creationism from inspiring English sources

The names include "Bible science," "scientific creationism," "creation science," "intelligent design," "baraminology," "basic type biology," and various monikers that are even more calculatedly secular-sounding, such as "abrupt appearance" or "sudden appearance".

"Scientific creationism" and "creation science" have the Institute for Creationism Research, Answers in Genesis, and the Creation Research Society.

In 1961, as a backlash against renewed national emphasis on teaching evolution, the young-earth "creation science" movement (also called "scientific creationism") began with publication of The Genesis Flood (Whitcomb and Morris 1961; Scott 2009).

ID is not science and, like its predecessor, Scientific Creationism, it only pretends to be science to do a political and legal end-run around the US Constitution.

"Scientific" creationism, as it flourishes on the internet, consists in pretending that the laws are compatible with the Biblical account of the world.

It is from this perspective that we can understand what a gigantic retreat from a genuine, 17th century pre-scientific belief in God's omnipotence is entailed even by "scientific creationism" and "intelligent design".

The problem is not just that special creation is a bad scientific theory; creationism offers no positive theory at all.

There is nothing scientific about "creationism".

However, in the scientific community, creationism is frequently thought of as antiscience.

Most respondents, though, took the middle road, saying that evolution should be taught as a scientific theory, while creationism should also be discussed -- as a religious belief rather than a scientific theory.

Perhaps he thought these presentations proved the scientific validity of creationism; in fact they simply showed that expertise in one field need not mean expertise (or even sound judgment) in another.