There's a reason for onCreate(), onStart(), etc. to be called when they are called. If there's code that you don't want to have executed when onCreate() is called, don't put it in onCreate(). In onCreate() you can check what the situation is, and act accordingly, like take different actions depending on whether savedInstanceState == null.
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