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[[Human creationism]] - the doctrine or belief that each human soul is created, notably by God. It is thus opposed to [[traducianism]]. | [[Human creationism]] - the doctrine or belief that each human soul is created, notably by God. It is thus opposed to [[traducianism]]. | ||
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[[Religious Creationism]] is the belief that the universe and life on Earth were created by an almighty deity. The position has a deep rooted foundation in scripture, which is relied upon for insights regarding the history of the world. [[Biblical creationism]] based on the [[Bible]], whereas [[Islamic creationism]] based on the [[Qur'an]]. | [[Religious Creationism]] is the belief that the universe and life on Earth were created by an almighty deity. The position has a deep rooted foundation in scripture, which is relied upon for insights regarding the history of the world. [[Biblical creationism]] based on the [[Bible]], whereas [[Islamic creationism]] based on the [[Qur'an]]. | ||
