creation (noun) creationary (adjective)

creationary adj. of, relating to, produced by, founded on, based on, concerned with, or for creation; e.g. creationary evidence, creationary design, creationary origin, creationary science, creationary scientists, creationary astronomy, creationary astronomers, creationary geology, creationary geologists, creationary biology, creationary biologists, creationary genetics, creationary geneticists, creationary theory, creationary theorists, creationary thought, creationary thinkers

The adjective creationary ought to be added to the active core vocabulary of every educated English-speaking person so that it can then be used alongside the corresponding adjective evolutionary. I encourage you to learn this excellent word and then pass it on to others.

Theophilus of Antioch wrote in defence of creationary beliefs and a relatively young Earth. [changed from creation (noun used as "adjective") to creationary (adjective); taken from CreationWiki] (2006.04.14)

Creationary biology or creation biology is an effort to study biology from a creation-based perspective. [changed from creation (noun used as modifying "adjective") to creationary (adjective) and from creationist (noun used as modifying "adjective") to creation-based; taken from Wikipedia] (2006.04.15)

Creationary biology is based on the assumption that God created all life on the planet as described in the Genesis account of Creation, in a finite number of discrete created kinds or baramins. [changed from creation (noun used as modifying "adjective") to creationary (adjective); taken from Wikipedia] (2006.04.15)

Creationary biology therefore differs from mainstream evolutionary biology mainly in its rejection of the modern synthesis and universal common descent. Since creationary biology is concerned almost exclusively with the origins of living things, its advocates actually accept most of mainstream biology regarding physiology, cell structure, the genomic basis of life, microevolution, and speciation. [changed twice from creation (noun used as modifying "adjective") to creationary (adjective) and added the adjective evolutionary; taken from Wikipedia] (2006.04.15)

OPBSG publishes peer-reviewed, original research or review papers of relevance to creationary biology. [changed from creation (noun used as modifying "adjective") to creationary (adjective); taken from BSG: A Creation[ary] Biology Study Group] (2006.04.15)

OPBSG is committed to constructive scientific research in creationary biology; manuscripts that are primarily critiques of evolution will be referred to a more appropriate publication. [changed from creation (noun used as modifying "adjective") to creationary (adjective); taken from BSG: A Creation[ary] Biology Study Group] (2006.04.15)

The results of this study suggest that creationary biologists will 1) gain a better understanding of organisms if they are studied in situ, in the context of the complex communities in which they thrive (a "systems biology" approach) and 2) be able to predict the existence of symbiotic relationships using patterns observed among known symbiotic relationships. [changed from creation (noun used as modifying "adjective") to creationary (adjective); from an abstract entitled "Symbiotic Partnerships: Detection of Patterns and Implications for Creation[ary] Research" by Joseph W. Francis)] (2006.04.15)