Does the scientific creation model require the existence of a supernatural deity?
While I make no attempt to hide the fact that the scientific creation theory came about as a result of the Biblical account from Genesis, and the fact that essentially all creationists believe in this account, it is important to distinguish Biblical creation from scientific creation — two distinct views of creation. This FAQ applies to scientific creation, which makes no assertions about religion. As such, it is suitable for teaching in public schools (notice the absence of Biblical references and quotes in this document). Scientific creationism is concerned with genetics, biology, paleontology, physics, anthropology, and other sciences, not theology. Conversely, Biblical Creation relies on a literal interpretation of the Biblical account of Genesis which is common to the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faiths. Biblical creation supplies more specifics to the creation model, such as the times at which creation events occurred, and insight on the intelligent creator and designer known as
