As a general meaning, the term Creationist refers to a person, usually a Cristian, who believes God created the world. In most cases it refers to a Young- Earth creationist. These people believe that God created the world as described in The Bible, with all living things created as they are today. Most of these creationists belive that the world is about 6,000 years old, based on a very literal interpretation of the Bible. Some have different opinions, though, claiming the world is as much as a few hundred thousand years old.
Evolutionists belive that life changes over the course of generations, with new species emerging gradually as mutations and differing survival rates alter the gene pool. Unlike creationists, evolutionists believe the world to be between 4.5 and 4.6 billion years old based on isotope dating.
Evolutionist is as progressive change infers from lower organism to higher routinized organisms
There are no 'creationist theories' in the scientific sense. Creationist beliefs and scientific findings cannot be considered equivalent.
A creationist is somebody who believes that the universe was created by a divine creator. Usually 'creationist' refers to a believer in Christian tradition, which holds that a god created the universe in its present form in just seven days.
A Creationist might believe in a literal understanding of Genesis including its Creation-narrative. See also:Is there evidence against EvolutionCan you show that God existsGod's wisdom seen in His creationsDiscovering Creation
A creationist is one who holds that the Universe, this Earth, and living things originated through Divine creation. See also:Is there evidence against EvolutionCan you show that God existsGod's wisdom seen in His creationsDiscovering Creation
I believe the word you are looking for is a "Creationist". (As opposed to an Evolutionist.)
even when evolutionist rank higher in numbers, the creationist are well ahead explaining and proving most of their beliefes where evolutionist have many things unexplained.
6,000 thousand years in creationist and in evolutionist billons and billions and trillions of years ago.
The Creationist would say it was Adam. The Evolutionist would say bacteria - the precursors of algae.
Creationist failed to reverse state laws that furthered the expansion of the teaching of evolution. The battle between creationist and evolutionist wages in statewide debate over education curriculum, today.
The driving force for man's exploration of space is the search for life outside of the Earth. If you look at the logic, it is very unlikely that there is life outside of Earth if your a Creationist or evolutionist
An evolutionist is answering this question.
Despite popular belief he was actually a Creationist
It largely depends on your position on evolution. If you are a creationist, you are more likely to lean toward preservation of life as God made it. If you are an evolutionist, you are more likely to lean toward letting nature take its course, even when it means watching a species pass into extinction.
Evolutionist is as progressive change infers from lower organism to higher routinized organisms
It depends if your a creationist or an evolutionist. If your a creationist, you would belive that god created man and all animals. It wouldn't make sense for god to make an egg, so it would be the chicken. If your a evolutionist, you belive that animals evolved from other animals, so either way, it's the chicken.
The very definition of evolutionist would require this outlook. The definition of creationist would require the belief in special divine creation. (Actually man came from apes not monkeys - if you're going to argue get your facts straight)