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An '''origins theory''' is a kind of [[theory]] that explains the [[Creation]]. The two major competing origins theories are [[baraminology]] and the [[Big Bang]] (which is typically associated with [[evolution]]). [[Charles Darwin]] may have coined the term when he titled his most famous work ''[[On the Origin of Species]]''.
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An '''origins theory''' is a [[theory]] that explains origins. The two major competing origins theories are [[baraminology]] and the [[Big Bang]] (which is typically associated with [[evolution]]). [[Charles Darwin]] may have coined the term when he titled his most famous work ''[[On the Origin of Species]]''{{fact}}.
    
There two broad categories of "origins" that science seeks to understand - the origin of life on earth, and the origin of the physical [[universe]].
 
There two broad categories of "origins" that science seeks to understand - the origin of life on earth, and the origin of the physical [[universe]].
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==References==
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[[Category:Science]]
 
[[Category:Science]]
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