Many in the current scientific establishment dismiss creation as a religious event and present evolution as a scientific event. Ebifegha contends that creation and evolution are both natural processes at the micro-level, whereas creationism and evolutionism are religious beliefs in these events at the macro-level. Whereas micro-level changes involve modifications within the species boundary, macro-level changes involve transformation across the species boundary. Because evolution is a secondary or subordinate process, the initial or raw product for evolution comes from creation.  Hence, at the micro-level, there is a creation–evolution unison as opposed to a creation–evolution controversy. However, at the macro-level, there is a creationism–evolutionism controversy because the events are outside the purview of science. For instance, viruses have evolved into other forms of viruses (a micro-level event) but have never evolved into bacteria (a macro-level event). Thus, evolution from simple to complex form is a belief as opposed to a scientific fact. 

Ebifegha’s solution to the creationism–evolutionism debate is for scientists in both camps to work together to acknowledge and address the limitations of science in determining the origin of the world or its species. As he argues in his conclusion, “the creation–evolution unison” offers a path to correct our understanding of life’s origins.

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