Creation v Evolution Review
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- A mixture of Biblical Creationism and evolution
- The belief in Creation, but not the literal account in the Bible; God created habitats than organisms
- before the flood
- Creation happened exactly as described in Scripture
- a day of creation may not be a literal 24-hr time period, but rather an "age"
- The theory that Noah's flood caused the formation of the fossils we find today
- the earth is billions of years old, but God created it over a slow period of time
- the shapes and contours of the earth's surface
- God created the earth twice. Satan destroyed the 1st one and there was a large timeframe between each one
- settling of materials due to wind or water
- life cannot be explained by Darwinian evolution; there was a creator, may not be God
- beliefs, convictions, the things that shape the way we think
- evidence of an organism preserved in the crust of the earth
- when an entire species dies out
- Newer forms of organisms are modified descendants of older ones
- when 2 organisms have similar organ structures- thought to connect them through evolution
- God created the organisms of the earth in their adult form
- free from religious influence
- determining the age of an organism by measuring the amount of radioactivity in it
- the environment determines what an organism will be
- random mutations determine which variations will survive
- life comes from non-life
- an organ once thought to have no purpose
- the only thing a person can know for certain is things that can be proven through science
- 1. Creation 2. the Fall 3. Redemption
- Man's controlled breeding to control characteristics
- sequence of rock layers providing a history of the earth
- evolution occurs rapidly for a period of time; pauses; resumes
- the number of mutations an organism can tolerate
- Need; Use and disuse; inheritance of acquired characteristics
- Decent with Modification; Natural Selection
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