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.

[That would be sufficient time for Baumgardner's theory to work, and for the creationary Ice Age (about 300 years) to be triggered by the volcanic ash and superheated water ejected into the atmosphere (see Genesis 7:11). (This sentence was written by young-earth creationist Dr. Glenn Jackson and was taken from the article entitled "POINTS OF ORIGINS: John Baumgardner".)]

[Linnean taxonomy fails because it was a creationary idea, so we [all creatures] are viewed as static "kinds" incapable of evolving into one another. (This sentence was written by evolutionist Jurassosaurus and was taken from the www.gremlin.net thread "Taxonomy and "simple" are mutually exclusive".)]

[There is no scientific test that can refute a creationary idea. All of the evidence can be incorporated into any creationary idea. (These sentences were written by evolutionist JP and were taken from the ARN Design Forum thread entitled "Laying my Own ID Cards on the Table".)]

[In the film I was sometimes inspired [by the] many creationary new ideas about the future. (This sentence was written by Richard Chen and was taken from the webpage entitled "My Dream On IT [Information Technology] future...".)]

[A perceptive young student, presented with creationary and evolutionary ideas, will recognize that the structure of each side's thinking bears striking resemblance to the other, and that neither side can make a terribly good case in any debate situation for the superiority of its thought. (This sentence was written by evolutionist Michael P. Mossey and was taken from the Talk.Origins thread entitled "some suggestions for each side".)]

[On the extreme evolutionary proponents seek to squash creationary ideas by hook or crook. (This sentence was on snonet.org's True Seeker's Creation/Evolution Board.)]

[Evolutionary proponents are working to eliminate even the hearing of creationary ideas to some extent. (This sentence was on snonet.org's True Seeker's Creation/Evolution Board.)]

[The various creationary ideas have no way to refute their various claims so they cannot be considered science. (This sentence was written by evolutionist JP and was taken from the ARN Design Forum thread "Laying my Own ID Cards on the Table".)]

[The zealot religionists like it because if they can support their supernatural creationary ideas, atheism is destroyed. (This sentence was written by Epoetker and was taken from the ARN Design Forum thread entitled "The Design Inference".)]

[Of course there may always be some creationists that do still hold to them, especially amateur creationists who don't keep up to date with creationary ideas. (This sentence was taken from the CreationWiki webpage entitled "Sceptic arguments".) (Added 2006.04.01)]

[Creationary Images (This link with this heading was one of the links I found by using creationary in my keyword search on the CSR Creation Science Resource site.)]

[Perhaps because neither side has the Creationary, much less Visionary, impetus that great artists have (even though many greats are unaware of this talent). (This sentence was written by Dan Schneider and was taken from "AMERICANCER: Or The Silly Anxieties of Harold Bloom".)]

[We could make a stronger argument that the creationary implications are unavoidable. (This sentence was written by young-earth creationist R. David Pogge, BSEE, and was taken from the Science Against Evolution website.)]

[It's one of the oldest stereotypes there is about the creationary impulse: The fires of youth. (This sentence was written by evolutionist Dan Schneider and was taken from his essay entitled "D.I.F. [Divine Inspirational Fallacy]: The Agitative Muse’s Diffusing Glow".)]

[We offer free websites to Creationary organizations or individuals. (This sentence was taken from a CSR creationary science resource webpage.)]

[[A]sk and I'll give you the odds, or any other evolutionary/creationary info you might want. (This sentence was written by creationist Botanicus and was taken from the alt.teens.16-18 newsgroup thread "Re: Question".)]

[Creationary Museums, Info Centers (This heading was taken from a CSR Creation Science Resource webpage.)]

[Besides the fact we know that Yahushua and Paul kept Shabbat (see below), the Tanakh teaches us Shabbat is a creationary institution, not a later one! (This sentence was written by Yasha Luna and was taken from "THE REST OF YHWH - And what it means to me".)]

[It seems the New Testament writers saw Shabbat as a creationary institution, not a later revelation, that signifies the redemptive qualities of the Shabbat-day that are to be fully realized in the rest of messiah in his kingdom. (This sentence was written by Yasha Luna and was taken from "THE REST OF YHWH - And what it means to me".)]

[Jesus upheld the two creationary instructions, the Sabbath and marriage. (This sentence was written by creationist Kim Murphy and was taken from "The Journal: News of the Churches of God".)]

[A simplistic IQ test just cannot get a grasp around the more complex natures of the Creationary & Visionary intellects. (This sentence was written by Dan Schneider and was taken from his article "The Affliction Of Genius: Stanley Kubrick, Filmmakers & Pop Labels".)]

[The first term on the right represents annihilating interactions, the second represents creationary interactions. (This sentence was written by Damon A. Clark, a physics major at Princeton, and was taken from the paper entitled "Dark Matter And Terrestrial Detection Experiments".)]

[Your question contains a false assumption: The creationary interpretation is applied to precisely the same empirical data and the same scientific laws as any other interpretation. (This sentence was written by young-earth creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from the webpage "Feedback from August 1999".)]

[I can then respond with the creationary interpretation of the data (if there is one). (This sentence was written by creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from the webpage "Feedback from August 1999".)]

[Those who really want to have informed opinions on this topic will study the material that is available - including the creationary interpretation of the empirical data. (This sentence was written by creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from the webpage "Subject: Re: debate challenge".)]

[The ultimate aim of this tactic is to allow evolutionists to reject out-of-hand the creationary interpretation of empirical data, on the grounds that it doesn't conform to the reigning religious dogma invoked to define "science," regardless of what any dictionary definition does or does not say. (This sentence was written by creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from a Jedi Council Forums thread with the "Topic: Evolution". The thread was still found Cached on 29 April 2006.] (Added 2006.04.29)

[Finally, although [he] assures us that he wants to "leave aside" the fact that "Jewish, Muslim, and other non-Christian creationists would certainly not agree" with the biblical creationary interpretation, "Professor Peez" apparently thinks it's important enough to mention.] (This sentence was written by creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from a Jedi Council Forums thread with the "Topic: Evolution". The thread was still found Cached on 29 April 2006.] (Added 2006.04.29)

[The creationary interpretation of the same empirical evidence does not find that it compels such vast lengths of time, nor that more than one main ice age need be necessary. Holding to a much younger earth (and finding evolutionary dating methods largely arbitrary and questionable), the creationary interpretation finds a singular cause for a single main ice age: dramatic changes in the earth's atmosphere as a direct consequence of the Genesis Flood. (These two sentence were written by creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and were taken from a Jedi Council Forums thread with the "Topic: Evolution". The thread was still found Cached on 29 April 2006.] (Added 2006.04.29)

[At issue isn't whether the creationary interpretations are more or less accurate WITHOUT that data or those laws, but that BOTH of the two interpretations fits the SAME data and laws, necessitat[ing] an objective examination to determine WHICH of the two interpretations fits more those data and laws with the greatest ease. (This sentence was written by young-earth creationist Timothy Wallace, MCSD, and was taken from the webpage "Feedback from August 1999".)]

[Where multiple creationary interpretations of specific phenomena or data have been advanced, several are usually cited. (This sentence was written by Timothy Wallace. MCSD, and was taken from a review of The Answers Book, written by young-earth creationists Ken Ham, Jonathan Sarfati, and Carl Wieland; and edited by Don Batten.)]

[Evolutionism is not a creationary invention. (This sentence was written by creationist Allen Roy and was taken from the Talk.Origins thread "Philosophical foundations of Evolutionism".)]