Creation vs Evolution

Almost everyone wonders if the universe was created and how it was created.   People also ask, “How did human originate?”   This is an argument that has been fought for many years.   Although there are several ideas, society mainly argues over two of them.   The first idea is that man was created by God during his creation of the universe.   This is the idea of creationism.   It is supported by many religious people. Creationism is supported by religion.   The second way that humans could have originated is through a process called evolution.   Evolution is a theory proposed by scientists to explain the origin of all species.   Because both explanations are theories, neither can be proven right or wrong.   To make a decision on which theory is correct, people must choose either religion or science.
The first theory about the origin of man is called creationism. Creationism is taking the literal meaning of the Bible.   This theory is supported throughout the world by many religions.   Creationism is the theory that God created the universe and its inhabitants in six days.   Because creation occurred long ago, the length of a day is undefined.   In the language of Hebrew, a day could have been twelve hours, twenty-four hours, or an epoch.   If the length was an epoch, creation could stretch back over billions of years (Stencil 759).   The information to support creationism comes from the Bible.   The Bible is not considered a science book, but many consider it to be scientifically correct.   Currently, there is no scientific evidence that proves the Bible to be incorrect.   Genesis, the first book of the Bible, contains the information about creation.   Genesis 1 describes the physical events of creation.   Genesis 2 describes the creation of human and other details.   The creation process can be broken down into steps.   First, God created the physical universe; this included space, tie, matter, energy, galaxies, starts planets, etc.   The earth’s atmosphere transformed from opaque to... [continues]

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