Baramin Derived from the Hebrew words 'bara' (to create) and 'min' (kind), the term "baramin" is used by the creationist community to describe the original "created kinds" as mentioned in the Bible. 1. Baraminology This is the study of baramins. Creationist classify living organisms into groups, attempting to identify the original created kinds. Methods often involve hybridization evidence, morphological similarities, and other criteria. 2. Biblical Foundation Genesis 1:21, 24-25 states that God created sea creatures, birds, and land animals "after their kind." This phrase, "after their kind", forms the foundation of the baramin concept. Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family (Baramin) Genus Species 3. Baramin vs. Species Unlike the biological definition of a species, which centers on reproductive isolation and genetic distinctiveness, baramin is about the ancestral forms created by God. It's broader than a species.