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Ironically, every major branch of science: astronomy, chemistry, microbiology, etc., was established upon the work of creationists. In fact, today’s evolutionists are merely standing on an entire mountain of work built by creationists.

The fields of astronomy and geography were established by the Babylonians. Does this mean that their version of creation is scientific?

The fields of chemistry and medicine were significantly advanced through the efforts of the Chinese. Is their version of creation considered scientific because of this?

The point is that the successes of these scientists in one area says nothing about the validity of their beliefs in areas where they did no research.

A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke