Original sentence: Conversely, creationists use those same two terms partly because the terms accentuate belief, and partly perhaps because they provide a way to package their opposition into one group, seemingly atheist and materialist, designations under which many scientists would not like to be cast.Scientists object to the terms evolutionism and evolutionist because the -ism and -ist suffixes accentuate belief rather than scientific study.Thereby the creationists deride the scientists' theories as mere belief that ignores divine intervention, contrary to what creationists think is common sense
Edited sentence: Conversely, scientists who ahere to creation (creationists), use those same two terms partly because the terms accentuate belief, and partly perhaps because they provide a way to package their opposition into one group, seemingly atheist and materialist, designations under which many evolutionists would not like to be cast.Many evolutionists would advocate that creationists believe in 'creationism' because the -ism suffix accentuates belief rather than scientific study as well.Scientists who adhere to evolution would often object to the terms evolutionism and evolutionist because the -ism and -ist suffixes accentuate belief rather than scientific study.Thereby the creationists deride the evolutionists' theories as mere belief that often ignores divine intervention, contrary to what creationists think is common sense