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Science & Philosophy Is science our new world religion? What is science uncovering about our world and how is this impacting society? Arguments about the fundamental nature of reality.



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Old 08-17-2007, 12:21 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Evolution and creationism can be reconciled as a synthesis. This belief has no merits whatsoever, but evolution itself cannot explain why or how we got here. The Big Bang theory and the abiogenesis hypothesis are required to adequately explain the 'how'.
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creationism


cre·a·tion·ism


noun
Definition:

belief that God created universe: the belief that God created the universe


cre·a·tion·ist adjective, noun
All types of creationism - literal, evolutionist, etc fit into the definition of creationism.
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