This document discusses and compares theories of creationism and evolutionism. It describes biblical creationism as the belief that God directly created the physical universe and all life. It then outlines several non-literal views of creationism such as the gap theory, long day theory, progressive creationism, and theistic evolution. The document also discusses theories of evolution like Lamarck's theory of inheritance of acquired characteristics, Darwin's theory of natural selection and descent with modification, and De Vries' theory of evolution by mutation.

1. SCIENCE
By : Joshua
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CREATIONISM VS
EVOLUTIONISM

2.  BIBLICAL CREATIONISM
 WHAT BIBLE TEACH ABOUT CREATIONISM
 NONLITERAL VIEW PF CREATIONISM
 GAP THEORY
 LONG DAY THEORY
 PROGRESSIVE CREATIONISM
 THEISTIC EVOLUTION
 EVOLUTIONISM
 THEORIES OF EVOLUTION
 LAMARCK”S THEORY
 DARWIN”S THEORY
 DE VRIE”S THEORY
CONTENT

3.  Biblical creationism: is the belief that the physical universe, including the earth and
all living things, was created by God
BIBLICAL CREATIONISM

4.  GOD CREATED BY DIRTECT ACTS
 GOD SUSTAINS HIS CREATION
 GOD REVEALS HIS POWER THROUGH HIS CREATION
 GOD SPECIALLY CREATED MANKIND
 BECAUSE GOD CREATED MANKIND, MANKIND IS RESPONSIBLE TO GOD
WHAT BIBLE TEACHS ABOUT CREATIONISM

5.  Gap theory
 Long-day theory
 Progressive creationism
 Theistic evolution
NONLITERAL VIEWS OF CREATION

6. Gap theory
 Suggest that god created a
complete “first creation” gap
theorist believe the rest of
genesis 1 describes a re-creation
of the earth
Long-day theory
 Is the theory that believe that
the week of creation was a long
period of time
GAP THEORY AND LONG-DAY THEORY

7. Progressive creationism
 The believe that ocurred un
spurts over a long period of time
Theistic evolution
 The change of one kind of
organism into another kind of
organism over many generations
PROGRESSIVE CREATIONISM AND THEISTIC EVOLUTION

8.  Evolutionism: is the belief that the physical universe and life were not created ,but
happened by natural processes
EVOLUTIONISM

9.  LAMARCK”S THEORY: INHERITANCE AQUIRED OF CHARACTERISTICS
 DARWIN”S THEORY: NATURAL SELECTION AND DESCENT WITH MODIFICATION
 DE VRIE”S THEORY: EVOLUTION BY MUTATION
THEORIES OF EVOLUTION

10. LAMARCK”S THEORY: INHERITANCE
OF ACQUIRED CHARACTERISTIC
 LAMARK SAID THAT If an
organism changes during life in
order to adapt to its
environment, those changes are
passed on to its offspring.
DARWINS THEORY: NATURAL SELECTION
AND DESCENT WITH MODIFICATION
 it states that evolutionary
change comes through the
production of variation in each
generation and differential
survival of individuals with
different combinations of these
variable characters.
LAMARCK”S THEORY AND DARWIN”S THEORY

11. According to him, new species are not formed by continuous
variations but by sudden appearance of variations, which he
named as mutations. Hugo de Vries stated that mutations are
heritable and persist in successive generations.
DE VRIE”S THEORY

12. THANKS