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A popular practice by supporters of this theory was parodied with the creation of "Project Steve." The modern form of this theory was postulated by John Whitcomb and Henry Morris, while Duane Gish heads the Institute for Research devoted to confirming it. A law mandating the teaching of this theory was struck down in Edwards v. Aguillard. It is typically attacked for a postulate sometimes called "contrived dualism," which states that this theory must be right if (*) evolutionary theory is wrong. For 10 points, name this pseudoscientific theory based on a literal interpretation of the Book of Genesis.
A popular practice by supporters of this theory was parodied with the creation of "Project Steve.
scientific {creationism} [or creation {science}; prompt on {intelligent design} until "{Gish}"]