creationist

The way feminist use Patriarchy reminds me of creationist (and IDers) use of God, miracles, and the supernatural.

Compared to a creationist as someone who obviously doesn't get it, who just has beliefs by faith.

Someone might grow up in a small world where to be Christian is to be creationist.

Really, the guy I describe above is hardly better than a young earth creationist -- his ignorance of highly relevant science is just as large.

The real irony is, the Creationist are so sure science can't be the right explanation.

There was an instance where Google gave creationist's answer about what happened to dinosaurs[0].

I was 17 years old when I first met a young-earth creationist: he was an American missionary...

I'm currently teaching computing at a independent fundamentalist Christian 'young Earth' creationist school - in London, UK.

Reminds me of a trick used by creationist high school textbooks.

I say the data hasn't convince me, that makes me a denier and a creationist?

Are you concerned that he's not being sufficiently clearly anti-creationist?

A creationist and their horse-shit have no place anywhere near scientific facts, schools and certainly nowhere related to an online search of the Theory of Evolution.

I left that class immensely perturbed by my church's attempt to masquerade creationist propaganda as a "science" class.

They cover (in little detail, and with some errors) evolutionary theory, but they say it's obsolete and then give you the flavor-of-the-month creationist justification as "what's current".

He was simply the top Google hit for the well-known phrase "enumerated badness." For all I know, he might also be, say, a Creationist.

If someone wants to learn creationist worldviews in a college setting and have professors tell him that evolution is "just a theory" then there are religious universities they can go to for that.

Hartnett has not made much, if any, headway with mainstream scientific publications, probably because he is a Biblical Creationist.