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Line 8: − + − − [[Image:Duanegishpic.jpg|thumb|175px|right|Dr. Duane Gish]] − Dr. [[Duane Gish]], now retired, was a scientist ([[chemistry]]), a member of ICR, and a prolific debater for the Young Earth creationist cause. − Dr. [[Henry Morris]] said of Gish, “at least in our judgment and that of most in the audiences, he always wins.” − − Dr. [[Jonathan Sarfati]] is a scientist (chemistry), [[chess]] champion, and Young Earth creationist, who works for [[Creation Ministries International]] in [[Australia]]. − He has written a number of books refuting evolutionary arguments and various theological arguments that try and accommodate evolution or an old Earth. − − [[Ken Ham]] is a Young Earth creationist, a founder of the American branch of [[Answers in Genesis]], and prime mover of the Petersburg, Kentucky [[Creation Museum]]. − − Dr. [[Hugh Ross]] is a scientist (astronomy), a progressive creationist, and founder of [[Reasons to Believe]]. − − − Dr. [[Kent Hovind]], also known as "Dr. Dino," is a prominent and controversial young Earth creationist. He founded the Creation Science Evangelism Ministry.
→Famous Creationists
==Famous Creationists==
==Famous Creationists==
The late Dr. [[Henry Morris]] was the founder of the [[Institute for Creation Research]] (ICR), who coined the term “[[creation science]]” and began the modern creation science movement. He was a scientist and held a master's degree and a [[PhD]][[Category:Creationism]][[Category:Christianity]] in hydraulic engineering from the [[University of Minnesota]].
The late Dr. [[Henry Morris]], okay I can't do this. Creation science is an oxymoron. The only reason I wrote this article is because George Bush kid napped me and is holding me against my will. He is threatening to start a second civil war and rebuild the confederacy.
He considers nature to be the 67<sup>th</sup> book of the Bible.
==Creation in Non-Christian Religions==
==Creation in Non-Christian Religions==