How learning creationism changes people.

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Creationism perfectly explains the logic of subjectivity, and objectivity, personal opinion and fact. Creationism provides a very bureaucratic aspect to someone's personality, of everything being organized, and efficient.

There are matters of opinion, subjective issues, which are dealt with on the strategic overall level in prayer to God, and there are matters of fact, which are dealt with in the sciences.

Creationism has that organizational aspect of a place for everything, and everything in it's place.

Creationists have a very kind of constitutional personality.

The outlook on reality is dualistic, with the spiritual domain and material domain, and there is no doubt whatsoever that there is this subjective part of reality, the spiritual domain.

Creationism provides a lot of sense of pathos, or atmosphere, which is all that is spiritual besides the human spirit, human emotions. Pathos is the unified emotions of the environment, so to speak.

Creationism is based on the idea of choice as being essentially spontaneous, so it supports spontaneity, but really it can also hamper spontaneity with the bureaucratic nature of it.

I find creationism very useful in art appreciation, which is kind of a mix of spontaneity and thoughtfulness. Creationism helps to deliberately set yourself up to be spontaneous in expressing an opinion. Because it's a mistake to say that people are naturally spontaneous, because naturally people get caught up in all kinds of automatisms, which are forced behaviour, and not spontaneity.

For any creationist someone who doesn't pay dedicated attention to subjective issues, as like in religion, would probably be considered uncivillized. Which is the vast majority of current scientists, atheists, socialists.