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Within the main schools of thought lies differing beliefs with regard to the manifestations of the creation (i.e. universe, organisms, humans).
Within the main schools of thought lies differing beliefs with regard to the manifestations of the creation (i.e. universe, organisms, humans).


* In the widest sense, [[universal creationism]], the doctrine or belief that the universe was created by God out of no pre-existent entity. It is thus opposed to all forms of [[pantheism]].
* '''[[Universal creationism]]''' - the doctrine or belief that the universe was created by God out of no pre-existent entity. It is thus opposed to all forms of [[pantheism]].


* Most commonly, [[biological creationism]], the doctrine or belief that the various species or kinds of living beings were created and so are not the product of a naturalistic process. The creator is usually identified as God, the creator of the universe.  It is thus opposed to [[evolutionism]].
* '''[[Biological creationism]]''' - the doctrine or belief that the various species or kinds of living beings were created and so are not the product of a naturalistic process. The creator is usually identified as God, the creator of the universe.  It is thus opposed to [[evolutionism]].


* In a restricted sense, [[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]].


[[Universal creationism]] is a fundamental tenet of the major monotheistic religions.  [[Human creationism]] is also a tenet expressed or implied.  Some form of [[biological creationism]] with the creator identified as God has traditionally been believed among adherents of the major monotheistic religions.  Because of the acceptance of [[evolutionism]] among many intellectuals, [[biological creationism]] has lost influence.  However, in recent decades a movement has arisen to defend creationism on theological, philosophical, and scientific grounds.  This is commonly called simply [[creationism]].
[[Universal creationism]] is a fundamental tenet of the major monotheistic religions.  [[Human creationism]] is also a tenet expressed or implied.  Some form of [[biological creationism]] with the creator identified as God has traditionally been believed among adherents of the major monotheistic religions.  Because of the acceptance of [[evolutionism]] among many intellectuals, [[biological creationism]] has lost influence.  However, in recent decades a movement has arisen to defend creationism on theological, philosophical, and scientific grounds.  This is commonly called simply [[creationism]].
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