Drtomaso wrote:
Nonsense. Once again, here are the differences:
Creationism posits a supernatural creator. ID doesn't.
Creationism claims the earth is 6,000- 10,000 years old. ID doesn't dispute the earth is 3.5-4 billion years old.
Creationism claims the earthâs geology can be explained primarily by a worldwide flood. ID doesn't.
Creationism claims that "Created kinds" of plants and animals can vary only within fixed limits. ID doesn't make this claim.
Creationism rejects common ancestry. ID doesn't.
Creationism is anti-evolution. ID isn't.
The only way the ID critics can claim ID advocates are creationists is to define creationist in such a way that it would apply to theistic evolutionists, biological Darwinists who embrace cosmological design, and a wide variety of scholars and ordinary citizens who reject materialism as the only worldview that counts as rational or âscientific.â It seems that only atheists fall outside the ID critics definition of creationist.
ID is undeniably creationism.
Nonsense. Once again, here are the differences:
Creationism posits a supernatural creator. ID doesn't.
Creationism claims the earth is 6,000- 10,000 years old. ID doesn't dispute the earth is 3.5-4 billion years old.
Creationism claims the earthâs geology can be explained primarily by a worldwide flood. ID doesn't.
Creationism claims that "Created kinds" of plants and animals can vary only within fixed limits. ID doesn't make this claim.
Creationism rejects common ancestry. ID doesn't.
Creationism is anti-evolution. ID isn't.
The only way the ID critics can claim ID advocates are creationists is to define creationist in such a way that it would apply to theistic evolutionists, biological Darwinists who embrace cosmological design, and a wide variety of scholars and ordinary citizens who reject materialism as the only worldview that counts as rational or âscientific.â It seems that only atheists fall outside the ID critics definition of creationist.
