Creation Scientists of the Past

I've engaged in numerous discourses with evolutionists, most of whom claim that a belief in God's act of creation is "stupidity." Anyone who isn't a rabid evolutionist is a superstitious, ignorant, imbecilic, knuckle-dragging, drooling, cross-eyed moron. Anyone who doesn't kiss Darwin's gnarled simian feet is anti-scientific. They would have the rest of the world believe that we're proud charter members of the Flat-Earth Society, we believe the sun goes 'round the earth, and a good bleeding will cure the common cold.

Of course, not only is this wrong, but it's also consciously deceitful, as even a cursory examination of history reveals. Below is a partial list of some creation scientists of the past. For a much more extensive listing, go here.

1. Francis Bacon--generally credited with establishing the scientific method, 16th &17th centuries

2. Johann Kepler--astronomer, 16th & 17th centuries

3. Blaise Pascal--mathematician, 17th century

4. Robert Boyle--chemist, 17th century

5. Increase Mather--astronomer, 17th & 18th centuries

6. Isaac Newton--mathematician, astronomer, a man for all seasons, 17th & 18th centuries

7. Cotton Mather--physician, 17th & 18th centuries

8. Johnathan Edwards--physicist, meteorologist, 18th century

9. Carolus Linneaus--taxonomist, established biological classification system, 18th century

10. William Herschel--astronomer, 18th & 19th centuries

11. Jedidiah Morse--geographer, 18th & 19th centuries

12. Samuel F. B. Morse--inventor of the telegraph, 18th & 19th century

13. James Joule--one of the first to study thermodynamics, 19th century

14. Louis Pasteur--bacteriologist, biochemist, established pasteurization process, microbiology, immunization and sterilization techniques, disproved spontaneous generation, 19th century

15. Joseph Lister--antiseptic surgical techniques, 19th & 20th centuries

16. George Washington Carver--inventor, 19th & 20th centuries

Kooks extraordinaire, every one!