Definition of Creationists. Meaning of Creationists. Synonyms of Creationists

- [Originally published 1992 as The Creationists: The Evolution of Scientific Creationism; New York: Alfred A. Knopf]. The Creationists: From Scientific Creationism...
- Earth creationist literature. There are examples of young Earth creationists arguing that Adam did not have a navel. Young Earth creationists adhere...
- Earth creationists cite verses in the Bible where the words "whole" and "all" clearly require a contextual interpretation. Old Earth creationists generally...
- mechanisms. Whereas evolutionary biologists and creationists share similar views of microevolution, creationists reject the fact that the process of macroevolution...
- prominent populist creationists such as William Jennings Bryan. It then narrates the careers of two early, self-taught, 'scientific' creationists; the old Earth...
- evolutionary science developed, so did different types of theistic evolution. Creationists Henry M. Morris and John D. Morris have listed different terms which...
- "creationism" to describe their beliefs. Day-Age creationists differ from young Earth creationists in how they interpret a number of crucial Hebrew words...
- to bring the debate before the public. Neo-creationists may be either Young Earth or Old Earth creationists, and hold a range of underlying theological...
- Then, in about 1970, they renamed themselves "scientific creationists" or "young-earth creationists". Numbers 2006, p. 10. Carol A. Hill and Stephen O. Moshier...
- criticized by scientists and creationists for lacking formal structure. Consequently, in 2003 Wise and other creationists proposed a refined baramin concept...