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"The Creationist who accepts a natural origin of species" is not a creationist by the usual definition of the wordCreationism Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com
is pretty specific about it involving literal biblical creationCreationism - Wikipedia
cuts a little more slack, but still shows a strong literal christian bias.more like an evolutionist in the closet ...

That is pretty broad based ... you might just as well say "anyone who is not an atheist" because even agnostics think supernatural activity may be involved or have been involved.The purpose of words is to draw distinctions and when the distinctions blurr the words become useless: if I call all my tools "hammers" because they are all tools, then I have trouble asking for a screwdriver.A proper term imho for your definition is theist
Theist Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.comIs a Buddhist a creationist if they believe that everything has always existed in an endless cycle of reincarnation, while still allowing supernatural behavior?I find it interesting that a survey of Americans showed that approximately half didn't know what creationism was ... (I can find the survey and the actual ratio if need be).

Not just the solar system, but throughout space (although we are more likely to find it there than across cosmic distances with our current means and limitations)We know that some 'organic' molecules are found in deep space
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/life-01zi.html
(Kitt Peak - October 1, 2001)This would tend to bias life development to use this molecule rather than try to replicate it or a near likeness from the bottom up. The effect may be indistinguishable from organic contamination.

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do fluctuations at subatomic level cause self organizing trends in low gravitations fields?

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we are limited in our ability to understand
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