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    In recent history, there has been a sizable push to establish a specific viewpoint into public school curriculum—the science curriculum, to be more specific—around the nation. This viewpoint can be commonly referred to as Young-Earth Creationism, or creationism for short. This fundamentalist Christian viewpoint is a literal interpretation of the biblical account of creation, as written in the Book of Genesis. However,…

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    believe that God created life and the earth, while the believe of evolution is more modern and taught by science. Creationism and evolution have different ideas but they also have many similarities. Creationism is “the belief in a deity of some sort; a creator of the world and everything in it including humans and animals.” This belief is based only on religion. The theory of creationism comes from the bible, but it mainly comes from the of Genesis in the Old Testament. The book says how…

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    community, but also the government as well, is the issue of creationism versus evolution. Creationism is the belief that the origin of life was caused by a supernatural being, specifically God (“Creationism”, 2015). Surprisingly, the creationist movement only recently emerged in response to the newly formed theory of evolution. Creationism officially came into being in the early 1900 's to oppose the new teachings about the origin of life (“Creationism”, 2015). Charles Darwin was the first to…

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    views is uncomfortable for teachers and students who do not follow views of a church. Creationism should not be taught in public school, as it involves many religious outlooks. Creationism is the doctrine that matter and all things were created, substantially as they now exist, by an omnipotent Creator, and not gradually evolved or developed (“Creationism”). Within a religious school corporation, teaching creationism lessons is allowed and even expected (Pennock 3). Within public…

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    What is Creationism? Creationism is the belief that someone has created the entire universe. It is the belief that animals, human beings, and all the living creatures in the world have their own different specific ancestors and that someone who acquires great intelligence produced life in the universe. People who believe in Creationism also say that the earth is a young earth. In contrast to evolution, creation is based from biblical scriptures but still creationism is still considered…

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    Darwins theory on evolution is a hard concept for many to grasp. Its also one of the biggest topics of controversy around the world; Rather we should believe in creationism or believe in the science and facts that we have been accumulating for about 200,000 thousand years. I believe Darwin’s idea of evolution was to not fight creationism but to explore and make sense of our universe. To believe in the theory of science or to believe in the idea of a god, the choice is all up to you. Life as we…

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    What is the “right” science to teach students, creationism or evolution? The teaching of creationism and evolution in classes has been a huge controversy over the past decades. The belief that God created the world in a few days or that humans evolved from organisms long ago is still a battle today. Many people believe the idea of evolution because there is evidence to support the arguments that earth slowly developed through natural selection to what we know it as today. Although, there is a…

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    natural selection and how species have changed over time and have had heritable physical and behavioural changes. Creationism is the belief that the universe and everything in it came from a higher being. There is no scientific evidence backing up the theory of creationism although it has a large following. Intelligent Design is another view that is similar to the idea of creationism yet not identical. Intelligent Design holds the belief that the cells and species are far too complex and…

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    were fact, and you had to believe them? Creationism is the religious belief that God or some inhuman power created the world. On the other hand, evolution is defined as the genetics of a species changing over time by various means. Neither creationism nor evolution should be taught as factual science and should not be indoctrinated into students, but can be taught as a theory and philosophy that should be viewed with scrutiny. Teaching evolution or creationism as fact imposes specific beliefs…

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    Creationism should not be taught instead of actual science, or in Public Schools. In the case that you are wondering what it even is, the following sentence is the definition of creationism:”The belief that the universe and living organisms originate from specific acts of divine creation, as in the biblical account, rather than by natural processes such as evolution.” As stated by Google. But that is what it is. A creation “science,” which does not make much sense, considering the fact that…

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