Original sentence: Evolutionism, from the accusative of the Latin evolutio, "unrolling" + the Greek ιςμος, "suffix of action or state", is generally used by creationists in a pejorative sense to dispute the scientific theory of evolution.In the creation-evolution "controversy", those who accept the scientific theory of biological evolution by natural selection or genetic drift are often termed "evolutionists", which is used by creationists to bolster their claim that the scientific theory of evolution is a belief, dogma, or ideology (compared with other ideological "isms"), rather than a scientific theory.The term is rarely used in the scientific community as a self-descriptive term
Edited sentence: Evolution stands in contrast to beliefs that living organisms are fixed and immutable.Evolutionism, from the accusative of the Latin evolutio, "unrolling" + the Greek ιςμος, "suffix of action or state", is generally used by creationists in a pejorative sense to refer to theories that living organisms develop or change as natural outgrowths of pre-existing organisms.In the creation-evolution "controversy", those who accept the scientific theory of biological evolution by natural selection are often termed "evolutionists".The term evolutionist is used by creationists to bolster their claim that the scientific theory of evolution is a belief, or ideology (compared with other ideological "isms"), rather than a scientific theory.The term is rarely used in the scientific community