I defend the unpopular view that inference can create justification. I call this view inferential creationism. Inferential creationism has been favored by infinitists, who think that it supports infinitism. But it doesn’t. Finitists can and should accept creationism.


 Source literature lists several versions of creationism as well numerous manners understand- ing evolutionism. Creationist views may be limited to four basic ones: fundamentalist creationism, creation science, intelligent design and evolutionary creationism. In my article I will justify which these considered dialoguing with them turn out, a greater or lesser degree, unable enter into th...

Creationism and intelligent design are terms used to describe supernatural explanations for the origin of life, and the diversity of species on this planet. Many scientists have argued that the science classroom is no place for discussion of creationism. When I began teaching I did not teach creationism, as I focused instead on my areas of expertise. Over time it became clear that students had ...

Most biologists outside the USA and a few other countries, like Australia and Canada, are under the impression that the threat to the teaching of biology represented by creationism does not concern them directly. This is unfortunately no longer true: the recent growth of creationism, especially in its pseudo-scientific manifestation known as "intelligent design", has been obvious in several cou...

This study presents the results of a 19-item questionnaire distributed to all high school biology departments in the state of Ohio. The results indicated that Ohio high school biology teachers are far more likely to support the teaching of evolution, and far less likely to support the teaching of creationism than is the public at large. Most biology courses in the state include some evolutionar...

Abstract In American Creationism, Creation Science, and Intelligent Design in the Evangelical Market , Benjamin Huskinson presents a close examination of two main sociopolitical movements launched opposition to evolution during second half twentieth century: creation science intelligent design. Despite failure central argument handful errors, book is welcome valuable interrogation stereotypes c...

The most senior cleric in the Anglican church has provided an unexpected boost to Britain's growing concern about the influence of anti-evolutionary beliefs by saying that he does not believe that creationism should be taught in schools. Giving his first, wide-ranging, interview to The Guardian newspaper, the archbishop, Rowan Williams, was emphatic in his criticism of creationism being taught ...