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"Support" Creation "Scientific" creationists insist that
scientific data demand creation. Yet very few creationist
writings contain any data at all. Their "evidence" usually
consists of quoting questions raised by scientists (but not the
answers), redefining terms to suit their own purposes,
misstating evolutionary theory, and implying their own
omniscience by saying that evolution is impossible because they
cannot imagine how it could happen. Sometimes, however,
creationists interpret data published by scientists without
actually presenting the data for the reader to see. They
apparently have good reason for withholding this information.
One good example relates to the biochemical data that scientists
claim agree with morphological, developmental chromosomal, and
genetic evidence in showing that humans, chimpanzees, and
gorillas all shared a recent common ancestor. Of course,
creationists disagree, and some almost infer that evolutionists
are involved