creationary mosaic

creationary adj. of or relating to or produced by creation: creationary biology; creationary perspective; creationary theorist.
evolutionary adj. of or relating to or produced by evolution: evolutionary biology; evolutionary perspective; evolutionary theorist.

You will find the adjective creationary in the following dictionaries: (1) Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged, 1986; (2) Funk & Wagnalls New Standard Dictionary Of The English Language, 1959; (3) Random House Dictionary Of The English Language, 2nd Edition, Unabridged, 1987; (4) Random House Webster's College Dictionary, 1991.

[I was bored so I decided to see how the creationary half of life is handling science and I came across a rather funny take on how Tyrannosaurus rex may have lived and acted. (This sentence was written by evolutionist Jurassosaurus (posted on 10 August 1999) and was taken from "The stuff one finds when one is bored".)]

[Except for our wonderful transhumanist proof under laboratory conditions, of Dolly the sheep and the half goat/half sheep GEEP, that died of over extension and pre-natal deficiencies and creationary heart problems, and was old before it was born! (This sentence was taken from "The Evolution Irritation Site!".]

[Note that homosexuality is generally degeneratory and pro-death while heterosexuality is generally creationary and pro-life. (This sentence was written by creationist Christopher J. Watson and was taken from the thread "Re: SCOTUS Compares BSA, KKK (was Re: Hypocrisy 101)", on the rec.scouting.issues newsgroup.)]

[That neurosis which seems to cause leftists in general to support anti-life and degeneratory homosexuality rather than pro-life and creationary traditional heterosexuality. (This sentence was written by Christopher J. Watson and was taken from the newsgroup thread entitled "Re: 11 Congressmembers Call on Clinton to Resign as BSA Honorary".)]

[Creationary Humor - Jokes (The caption "Creationary Humor - Jokes" was taken from a webpage of creationary jokes made at the expense of evolution and evolutionists (Darwin, Darwinists) and was posted anonymously on the CSR Bulletin Board.)]

[The notion that a logical, plausible hypothesis that fails to invoke God is by default an "evolutionary" hypothesis is as unfounded as the notion that any creationary hypothesis by definition must invoke God. (This sentence was written by creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from the webpage "Feedback from August 1999".)]

[I don't know of an exclusively "creationary" hypothesis for skewed sex ratios—but nor have you presented an unequivocally "evolutionary" hypothesis for the same. (This sentence was written by young-earth creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from the webpage "Feedback from August 1999".)]

[In order to accept a creationary hypothesis, you would have to accept creation as a continuous process that has been going on from the beginning, all the way to today. (This sentence was written by evolutionary scientist Tim Thompson, Ph.D., and was taken from the newsgroup thread "Re: Gulfs in evolutions, can someone explain it?".)]

[Correct, and this is the point! The same evidence can support more than on[e] hypothesis. So why are those that support a creationary hypothesis labeled as non-scientists? (These sentences were written by Australian young-earth creationist [australsk ung-ord kreasjonist] Philip J. Rayment and were taken from a "Creation-evolution_controversy/archive_4" webpage at http://www.gateserver.net/.) (a creationary hypothesis = en kreasjonær hypotese) (Added 2006.04.13)]

[I have offered my reasons, and also, in another post, pointed out that the Divine Intervention postulate is not only the simplest explanation for the gaps in the fossil record, but also resolves the apparent contradiction between the evolutionary and creationary hypotheses for the emergence of human beings. (This sentence was written by Muslim Viqar Ahmed and was taken from the newsgroup thread "Subject: Re: Why I don't care for Russell (Beginners' Course)".)]