Young Earth Creationism

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Contents 1 Origins of the Movement 2 Accepted Beliefs 2.1 Chronology of the Beginning 2.1.1 The Creation Week 2.1.2 Eden and the Fall 2.1.3 Noah's Flood 2.1.4 The Post Flood World 2.2 Other Beliefs 2.2.1 Vapor Canopy 2.2.2 Cohabitation with Dinosaurs 3 Proposed Evidence 3.1 Human Anomalies 3.2 Misplaced Artifacts 3.3 Polystrate Fossils 4 Criticism of Evolution 5 Well Known Young Earth Creationists 6 See also

[edit] Origins of the Movement

[edit] Accepted Beliefs

[edit] Chronology of the Beginning

[edit] The Creation Week

The first chapter of Genesis describes the literal creation of the world.

[edit] Eden and the Fall

[edit] Noah's Flood

[edit] The Post Flood World

[edit] Other Beliefs

[edit] Vapor Canopy

[edit] Cohabitation with Dinosaurs

[edit] Proposed Evidence

[edit] Human Anomalies

[edit] Misplaced Artifacts

[edit] Polystrate Fossils

[edit] Criticism of Evolution

[edit] Well Known Young Earth Creationists

• Carl Baugh
• Ken Ham
• Kirk Cameron
• Jonathon Safarti

[edit] See also

• Creationism
• Old Earth Creationism
• Science and Christianity