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'''Evolutionism''', differing from the "scientific" [[Theory of Evolution]], is a worldview with a philosophical basis in [[Naturalism]] and [[Materialism]]. Proponents of ''Evolutionism'' are commonly referred to as evolutionists.
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The creationist perception that, or pejorative assertion that, science represents merely another religion. The perception finds no grounding in reality, other than as a rhetorical dramatization.
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==Doctrines==
 
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''Materialism'', one of its major doctrines, says that what we can see and observe is all that exists. There is nothing that is immaterial or above the [[Naturalism|natural]].
 
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==Controversy==
 
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Many proponents of ''Evolutionism'' do not prefer the term because they disagree that it is a [[philosophy]] or [[worldview]]. However, this disagreement arises from a misunderstanding of terms. The term "Evolutionism" refers to a subset of the naturalistic worldview, while the [[theory of evolution]] is a totally different subject. In other words, Evolutionism is the worldview behind the "scientific" theory of evolution. The line of reasoning is as follows, as it compares to the [[Creationism|Creationist]]'s worldview:
 
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'''''Evolutionism''''':
 
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:<code>'''There is no God (worldview) > Therefore we need to explain everything based on that "fact" > Thus science is altered based on the "no God" idea<br />''Evolutionism'' comes <u>before</u> the ''Scientific Theory of Evolution''. The theory is based on the worldview.'''</code>
 
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'''''[[Creationism]]''''':
 
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:<code>'''God exists (worldview) > Therefore we need to explain everything based on that "fact" > Thus science is altered based on the "God exists" idea<br />''Creationism'' comes <u>before</u> the ''Scientific Theory of Creation''. The theory is based on the worldview.'''</code>
 
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From the simple illustration above, one can see that both worldview's take a ''step of faith''. There is a common starting point or foundational question (does God exist?) that each person asks, and then forms their conclusions around. Of course, not all people hold such a black and white viewpoint. There is also a type of ''Theistic Evolutionism''.
 
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'''''Theistic Evolutionism''''':
 
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:<code>'''There is no personal/involved God (worldview) > Therefore we need to explain everything based on that "fact" > Thus science is altered based on the "no personal God" idea<br />''Theistic Evolutionism'' comes <u>before</u> the ''Scientific Theory of Evolution''. The theory is based on the worldview.'''</code>
 
  
 
==See also==
 
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Revision as of 15:25, March 19, 2007

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The creationist perception that, or pejorative assertion that, science represents merely another religion. The perception finds no grounding in reality, other than as a rhetorical dramatization.

See also

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