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.

A creationary textbook Of Pandas and People which critiqued evolutionary biology without mentioning God, appeared in 1989. [changed from creationist (noun/adjective) to creationary (adjective); taken from CreationWiki] (2006.04.14)

With the advent of punctuated equilibrium, creationists grew more vehement, and began to compose creationary textbooks as an alternative to mainstream biology textbooks, and propose that their theories be taught in public schools alongside evolution. [changed from creationist (noun/adjective) to creationary (adjective); taken from CreationWiki] (2006.04.14)

Estimating the number of extinct species represented by fossils requires certain assumptions, which are affected by our creationary theology. [changed wording from "theology of creation" (noun + preposition + noun) to "creationary theology" (adjective + noun); Does it Matter Where Spotted Owls Come From? The Importance of Life's Origins and History for a Christian Biodiversity Ethic - I. Demme] (2006.04.15)