The word creationism is a word formed from the term "creation" (a word derived from the Latin "creatio", which means to create, establish), to this is added the suffix "ism" from the Latin "ismus" which means doctrine belief. Therefore, creationism is a term used within the scope of philosophy and theology, to define all those beliefs, inspired by religion, where it is stated that all living beings and the universe were created thanks to the intervention divine. This theory is totally contrary to evolutionary theory, since for it God is the creator of everything, therefore, it does not admit that individuals and other species have evolved due to natural causes such as mutations, natural selection, explosions, etc.
The basic principles of creationism are: God is the creator of all things. Everything that exists is sustained by Him. Man is made in the image and likeness of God. There is no genetic link between living things.
The classical creationists reject the theory of biological evolution, and mainly, what is related to human evolution, in addition to everything that tries to explain the origin of life in a scientific way. This is why his disapproval of all scientific evidence involving geological remains, fossils, etc.
Contemporary creationism tends to conform to the classic, with the difference that it has been wrapped in a language and a scientific content, which prompts them to test all their claims.
On the other hand, the word creationism is linked to literature, defining itself in this sense, as a Latin American artistic movement subscribed to in the literary development of the first third of the 20th century. Its most significant expression occurred in lyrical poetry, its most famous exponent being Vicente Huidobro in 1916. This literary movement supported the need to create without having to imitate or describe what was already conceived, its proposal was to create a poem, of the same the way nature creates a tree.
When writing bold, modern poetry of creationism, these points are important to keep in mind: avoid anecdotes and descriptions, emphasize visual effects. It gives the author the power to resemble God.
