Creationism: Theories In The Scientific World

There are many theories in the scientific world. Most are supported by evidence and are accepted as fact in the scientific community. Creationism is the belief that life, the Earth, and the universe are the creation of a supernatural being. Evolution is the change in the inherited traits of a population of organisms through successive generations. Creationism has been tested in the scientific community and it can’t be tested to prove or disprove its accuracy. With Evolution its been tested and proved to be false based on evidence. Evolution relies on evidence from fossil records, the geographic distribution of species, and recorded changes in species. Many fossils have been found of creatures and fossil records in general suggest that multi-celled organsims only appear after single-celled ones, that complex animals were preceded by simpler ones. Geographic evidence shows the fact that before humans arrived in Australia 60-40,000 years ago, the country …show more content…
Many argue that either God created the conditions for evolution or point to patterns occurring in nature as evidence that the universe is not random but created by an intelligent human being. People who believe in Creationism argue that evolution is a “Theory” and not a fact and should be taught as much. Other creationists believe in an older Earth with species separately by God.
Although science cannot test issues of Faith, scientific studies have disproved many elements of Creationism. Creationism has been criticized by several religious organizations. As they maintain the Christian faith. Richmond Dawkins is a big part of evolution, focused on mutations and doing test on whales to prove is point. Darwin speculated about how natural selection could cause a land mammal to turn into a whale. As a example, Darwin used North American black bears, which were known to catch insects by swimming in the water with their mouths