Do creationists believe in the theory of plate tectonics?

This guy named Walter Brown proposed a "theory", and I use the term loosely, called the hydroplate theory. Google it if you want all the details, but here's the TL;DR. It goes like this: Where did all the water for the Great Flood come from? read more

I would say no, due to earth being formed exactly how it is according to the pseudoscience. However this is a flaw in the hypothesis of creation due to the fact plate tectonics exist, but can be explained away as being designed that way. Convenient, eh. read more

Plate Tectonics is"just a theory". Gravity is"just a theory". Electricity is"just a theory". Germs as the source of disease is"just a theory". Creationists have NO idea what the definition of the word"theory" is. Theories do not graduate into"facts" or"laws". Theories either get shot down, change, or get more confirmation. read more

Plate tectonics is not a consideration in YEC, speaking as a YEC myself. Plate tectonics is a theory that depends on presupposing geology that is based on the atheistic worldview of development of the current reality by mechanistic materialism. read more