What is the opposite view of the Theory of Evolution?

Answer 1

That depends on the aspect of evolutionary theory that you're focusing on.

If it's evolution itself, the changing of life over time, then one might argue that the opposite is that life does notchange. Which is, of course, manifestly false.

If it's the proposition of common descent, then one might postulate a model in which descent is uncommon - in which modern forms derive from separate origins. Which is contrary to the available data.

If it's the proposition of natural selection, one might, for instance, posit that selection is unnatural - in some way.

Evolutionary theory is a complex, coherent model consisting of a number of theses and observations. One might conceivably be able to formulate an opposite for any one of these theses or observations, but to ask somebody to formulate an opposite for the model as a whole is equivalent to asking 'what is the opposite of a skyscraper?'.

Answer 2

Creationism is often seen as the opposite view of the Theory of Evolution. Creationism posits that all living organisms were created in their current form by a supernatural being, typically in accordance with religious beliefs. It rejects the idea of organisms evolving over time through natural selection and other mechanisms.