Speciation is the term you’re befuddled with. And yes, speciation is a part of the evolutionary record.
The creation scientists and I accept speciation as God's way of having so much biodiversity. Thus, you are wrong once more. Where you also go off the track is it causes macroevolution. There is a difference between species and families, especially unrelated families but evolution thinks everyone has a common ancestor..
Well gee whiz. It’s hard to imagine how creation science charlatans could get through the day without you agreeing. You should understand, however, that speciation shows no signs of supernatural / magical intervention.
But all seriousness aside, Creationism should not be tagged with the label: “Creation Science”. Why? Because "creationists’ hypotheses" do not involve the advancement of "creationism". Shouldn't a branch of science have some theories? You'd think so. But creationism has no theories. A
theory is a scientific explanation of a physical phenomenon or event-- an explanation that makes specific predictions, that is substantiated by a wealth of physical evidence and experiments, the results of which must be duplicable by a third party, and must be potentially falsifiable.
For example, nowhere in creationist literature will you find the sentence:
"The explanation of the Creation Scenario is..." Nor will you find the phrase:
"The Supernatural Designer used the following creative processes and methods in making living organisms..." Nor will you ever hear a Flat Earther /creationist say the following:
"We have just unearthed evidence that reveals clues as to the method by which supernatural methods put living organisms on this planet." They offer no explanations of how it was done. They have found no physical evidence which can shed any light on this problem. Very simply, creationism is not a part of science. Why doesn't creationism offer evidence in support of their notions? Why should they? They don't
need proof-- their idea of creation is already fully explained in the book of Genesis. They don't offer creationism to convince bible-thumping Christians... those are people who don't need convincing. Creationism is used for an entirely different purpose.