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SCIENCE CHAPTER 9

Definitions

TermDefinition
Biblical Creationism The belief that the physical universe, including the earth and all living things, was created by God.
Evolutionism The belief that the physical universe including life, was not created but happened by chance.
Literal view The belief that the creation week was six consecutive 24/7.
Long-day theory The belief that each day of the Creation week was actually a long period of time(millions or billions of years).
Gap theory The belief that there was a long period of time between the events of Genesis 1:1 and 1:2.
Progressive Creationism The belief that God created life in stages over a long period of time and that evolution and extinction occurred in the intervals between the creative acts.
Theistic evolution Claims to accept the accuracy of scripture, it states that God used evolution as a method of creating the diversity of life seen today.
Genealogy A list of an individuals ancestors.
Young-earth Creationist The belief that the earth is only a few thousand(about 6000) years old.
Fossil Any evidence or remains of an organism preserved and animals that once lived on the earth.
Sedimentation The process where matter settles out as a moving substance slows down.
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