You can find educated people who believe a lot of weird things. There are well-educated people who actually believe that aliens live among us, disguised as humans. It doesn't mean anything, though, and it doesn't make it any more logical.

More importantly, true science relies on evidence, not on authority. It doesn't matter if a well-respected scientist believes in creation, if creationism doesn't have any evidence for its assertions.

Also, many of the scientists you mention do not have the relevant knowledge to assess the validity of creationism, and are only slightly more qualified than you or I are. Psychologists and chemical engineers are not required to study the evidence for evolution. Even some of those in the relevant fields (geology, biology, genetics) have not necessarily engaged with the scientific evidence for evolution, because science, like all modern academic disciplines, is very fragmented. A microbiologist may know everything there is to know about cell division in rattlesnakes, but that doesn't necessarily make him/her an expert on evolution.

Still, while I disagree with the implication of your question (that creationism is intellectually respectable), I think you're right to point out that creationists are unfairly painted as uneducated by evolutionists (which is NOT the same as atheists). There are plenty of educated creationists out there, and evolutionists should recognize that.

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