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	'''Creation science''' or '''scientific creationism''' is the movement within creationism provide supports for the Genesis account of creation, and disproves pseudo-scientific concepts, [[Scientific theory\|theories]] and [[Paradigm\|scientific paradigms]] on the history of the Earth, cosmology and biological [[evolution]].		'''Creation science''' or '''scientific creationism''' is the movement within creationism provide supports for the Genesis account of creation, and disproves pseudo-scientific concepts, [[Scientific theory\|theories]] and [[Paradigm\|scientific paradigms]] on the history of the Earth, cosmology and biological [[evolution]].

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	'''Creation science''' or '''scientific creationism''' is the movement within creationism which attempts to provide support for the religious Genesis account of creation, and disprove accepted [[fact#Fact in science\|scientific facts]], [[Scientific theory\|theories]] and [[Paradigm\|scientific paradigms]] on the history of the Earth, cosmology and biological [[evolution]].<ref>{{cite book \|last= Plavcan \|first= J. Michael \|editor= Andrew J. Petto and Laurie R. Godfrey \|title= Scientists Confront Creationism \|publisher= Norton \|location=New York, London \|isbn= 978-0-393-33073-1 \|pages= 361 \|chapter=The Invisible Bible: The Logic of Creation Science \|quote=Most creationists are simply people who choose to believe that God created the world-either as described in Scripture or through evolution. Creation scientists, by contrast, strive to use legitimate scientific means both to disprove evolutionary [[Scientific theory\|theory]] and to prove the creation account as described in Scripture. \|year= 2007}}</ref><ref>Numbers(2006) pp 271-274</ref> Its most vocal proponents are [[Fundamentalist Christianity\|fundamentalist]] and [[Conservative Christianity\|conservative]] [[Christianity\|Christians]] in the [[United States]] who seek to prove [[Biblical inerrancy]] and mount a challenge against historical geology, the antiquity of the universe, and the scientifically accepted theory of evolution.<ref name = "larson">{{Cite book \| last = Larson \| first = Edward J. \| author-link = Edward Larson \| year = 2004 \| title = Evolution: The Remarkable History of a Scientific Theory \| publisher = Modern Library \| isbn = 978-0679642886}}</ref> Key concepts in creation science include belief in "creation ''[[ex nihilo]]''"; that the earth was created within the last several thousand years ("relatively recent inception"); that mankind and other life on earth were created as unique, fixed [[Baraminology\|"baraminological" ''kinds'']], and the hypothesis that fossils found in geological strata are indicative of an historical [[Deluge (mythology)\|flood]] which extended over the whole earth.<ref name=ag>{{cite court \| litigants = Edwards v. Aguillard \| vol = 482 \| reporter = U.S. \| opinion = 578 \| court = Supreme Court of the United States \| url = http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/historics/USSC_CR_0482_0578_ZC.html}}</ref> While creation science purports to be a genuinely scientific challenge to historical geology, the antiquity of the universe, and the theory of evolution (which creation science proponents often refer to as [[Darwinism]] or as Darwinian evolution), it has never been recognized by or accepted within the scientific community as a valid [[scientific method\|scientific method of inquiry]].<ref>See, for example, the rejection of the creation science claims of [[George McCready Price]], ''[[The Genesis Flood]]'' in those articles, as well as the rejection documented at [[#Beliefs and activities]]</ref>		'''Creation science''' or '''scientific creationism''' is the movement within creationism which attempts to provide support for the religious Genesis account of creation, and disprove accepted [[fact#Fact in science\|scientific facts]], [[Scientific theory\|theories]] and [[Paradigm\|scientific paradigms]] on the history of the Earth, cosmology and biological [[evolution]].<ref>{{cite book \|last= Plavcan \|first= J. Michael \|editor= Andrew J. Petto and Laurie R. Godfrey \|title= Scientists Confront Creationism \|publisher= Norton \|location=New York, London \|isbn= 978-0-393-33073-1 \|pages= 361 \|chapter=The Invisible Bible: The Logic of Creation Science \|quote=Most creationists are simply people who choose to believe that God created the world-either as described in Scripture or through evolution. Creation scientists, by contrast, strive to use legitimate scientific means both to disprove evolutionary [[Scientific theory\|theory]] and to prove the creation account as described in Scripture. \|year= 2007}}</ref><ref>Numbers(2006) pp 271-274</ref> Its most vocal proponents are [[Fundamentalist Christianity\|fundamentalist]] and [[Conservative Christianity\|conservative]] [[Christianity\|Christians]] in the [[United States]] who seek to prove [[Biblical inerrancy]] and mount a challenge against historical geology, the antiquity of the universe, and the scientifically accepted theory of evolution.<ref name = "larson">{{Cite book \| last = Larson \| first = Edward J. \| author-link = Edward Larson \| year = 2004 \| title = Evolution: The Remarkable History of a Scientific Theory \| publisher = Modern Library \| isbn = 978-0679642886}}</ref> Key concepts in creation science include belief in "creation ''[[ex nihilo]]''"; that the earth was created within the last several thousand years ("relatively recent inception"); that mankind and other life on earth were created as unique, fixed [[Baraminology\|"baraminological" ''kinds'']], and the hypothesis that fossils found in geological strata are indicative of an historical [[Deluge (mythology)\|flood]] which extended over the whole earth.<ref name=ag>{{cite court \| litigants = Edwards v. Aguillard \| vol = 482 \| reporter = U.S. \| opinion = 578 \| court = Supreme Court of the United States \| url = http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/historics/USSC_CR_0482_0578_ZC.html}}</ref> While creation science purports to be a genuinely scientific challenge to historical geology, the antiquity of the universe, and the theory of evolution (which creation science proponents often refer to as [[Darwinism]] or as Darwinian evolution), it has never been recognized by or accepted within the scientific community as a valid [[scientific method\|scientific method of inquiry]].<ref>See, for example, the rejection of the creation science claims of [[George McCready Price]], ''[[The Genesis Flood]]'' in those articles, as well as the rejection documented at [[#Beliefs and activities]]</ref>

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