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... My three examples of pseudoscience hypotheses: My three examples of science hypotheses: * Creationism -Evolution * Astrology -Astronomy * Crystology -geology I will take about the following three hypotheses: Creationism Evolution Astrology Creationism Creationism is related to theology and spirituality, thus it is labelled as a pseudoscience by the mainstream scientific community. This is because there is no tangible or ocular evidence of the existence of God and therefore the belief that the universe is created by God cannot have a scientific or methodical approach to it. Despite the holy books, they are not considered as "scientific evidence" to approve creationism. Since they are believed to have been written and sent by God over a thousand years ago, therefore the scientific method and inductivism cannot be applied. Creationism is a conclusion in which we have to conjure up the facts in order to support it (facts to support it: intelligent design, creation of the universe, prophets, holy books,
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