DIRECTIONS FOR #13 - #18: Read the directions at the top of the next box. Then select the letter option that contains the correct column of words to complete each phrase.
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Science is not in the business of making ______ ________
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To be valid, a hypothesis must be __________
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_____________ is the best tool we have for understanding the world around us.
ESSAY DIRECTIONS: You must choose 2 out of the 3 essays to answer. The third essay is extra credit, you do not HAVE to do it but it would be good insurance/extra points if you have time.
For EVERY essay response: Please make sure you are answering ALL parts of this question prompt. Double check your answer, including your spelling and grammar, before you submit.
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What did God command in the Creation Mandate AND how do we interpret this as a command to "do science"?
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Science doesn't say the Bible is true, yet, there are multiple scientific proofs/discoveries that serve to support and confirm the Creation Theory from the Bible (that God created the universe).
IN 3+ COMPLETE SENTENCES:
Identify why science doesn't say the Bible is true AND explain one of the scientific proofs we learned about in class (from the videos), identifying how it serves to support/confirm the Creation Theory from the Bible.
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IN 3+ COMPLETE SENTENCES, Explain how a Christian worldview impacts someone's approach to science AND identify two ways a christian scientist can use science to lessen the consequences of the Fall.
HINT: These are EQ answers from your cornell notes, not general statements about how God wants us to love others and his creation.
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Put the scientific terms in the correct category. Put them in order from SIMPLE (on top) to In-Depth (on bottom)
Hypothesis
Scientific Law
Scientific Fact
Scientific Theory
Explanation Statements of Why
Description/Observation statements of How
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Select the TWO jobs of a theory below
To account for all the known information about a topic
To describe how something works
To enable new predictions to be created and tested
To test the hypothesis
Why can't science say that Christianity or the Bible are true?
Because science and Christianity are in conflict
Because the accuracy of the Bible can't be tested
Because science does not enter into religious questions like that or make claims about truth
Science does say Christianity and the Bible are true
What is the closest thing to "truth" in science?
Hypothesis
Scientific Fact
The Bible
Scientific Theory
Scientific Law
Since scientists avoid using the term "true", what would they say instead about a fact that has been repeatedly confirmed through testing and is widely accepted as being accurate.
It is correct as far as we know
It is true based on scientific research
It is scientifically proven to be accurate
It has been proven through testing
What happens to a hypothesis once it is confirmed
It becomes a scientifc law
It doesn't become anything, it's just considered to be more accurate.
It becomes a scientific fact.
It becomes a scientific theory
What are the two ways we can change our Presuppositions?
By making a conscious effort to change them
By becoming a Christian
By studying psychology to learn more about them
By having new experiences and learning new information
The purpose of an experiment is to ________
prove the hypothesis
confirm the hypothesis
test the hypothesis
rule out wrong answers
Which of the following things can change something that is "true"
New information
Nothing, truth doesn't change
New experiences
New technological advances
The goal of science (in general, not just for christians) is to _________
Find the truth
Create accurate models of the natural world
Increase our knowledge and create new technology
Explore, describe, and explain for the purpose of helping others
A successful or strong ________ is one that produces definitive results and can be replicated
worldview
theory
experiment
hypothesis
Christian scientists have an advantage in that they are on right terms with God so they are not impacted by the Fall
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False
There can be no conflict between the belief in God and the study of the world he created.
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False
If a theory is found to be accurate over time, it is upgraded to a law
True
False
Everyone has a worldview and each person's worldview is different from everyone elses.
True
False
All scientific information is temporary
True
False
Because science is not trying to find "truth" or answer questions about religion/God, science is morally neutral
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False
Something that does not change, (with time or new information) it is set in stone. The way something really is.
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
The term often used to refer to non-christian professionals or ideas; it comes from the Latin word that means “of the world” or “not sacred”
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
A limited, testable explanation of a phenomenon; an informed prediction
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
The basic assumptions we make about the world; an expression of our worldview.
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
An in-depthdescription, usually containing math, of how something happens; an observation of how things relate to one another.
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
An inclination one has about an idea or thing after thinking about it’s pros and cons; we are more conscious of these.
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
The lens through which we see and interpret all matters of life.
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
A preconceived opinion that is not based on reasoning, valid evidence, or actual experience; often unreasonable and not thought out
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
A simple, basic observation or description of a phenomenon; a confirmed hypothesis that's accurate as far as we know
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
Taking full responsibility for the care and management of every aspect of our world and using it under God’s authority
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
An in-depth explanation of a phenomenon that has been repeatedly confirmed by experiment and/or observation thought out
A. Scientific Fact
B. Scientific Theory
C. Scientific Law
D. Hypothesis
E. Truth
F. Worldview
G. Presuppositions
H. Secular
I. Prejudice
J. Dominion
K. Bias
We express our worldviews through our _____, _____ & _____
A. Bible, History, Truth
B. Help, Comfort, Protect
C. Exploring, Describing, Explaining
D. Prejudice, Bias, Presupposition
E. Family, Education, Experience
F. Emotions, Free Will, Intelligence
Our worldview is formed by our _____, _____, ______, and several other things (like religion, socio-economic status, friends/relationships).
A. Bible, History, Truth
B. Help, Comfort, Protect
C. Exploring, Describing, Explaining
D. Prejudice, Bias, Presupposition
E. Family, Education, Experience
F. Emotions, Free Will, Intelligence
Being made in God's image means we share a resemblance to his qualities, such as ____, ____ & ___.
A. Bible, History, Truth
B. Help, Comfort, Protect
C. Exploring, Describing, Explaining
D. Prejudice, Bias, Presupposition
E. Family, Education, Experience
F. Emotions, Free Will, Intelligence
Because we are made in God's image, we are better equipped to relate to others and to God. This also enables us to better ____, _____, & _____ others.
A. Bible, History, Truth
B. Help, Comfort, Protect
C. Exploring, Describing, Explaining
D. Prejudice, Bias, Presupposition
E. Family, Education, Experience
F. Emotions, Free Will, Intelligence
A Christian scientists bases his theories for problem solving on the _____'s _____ & _____.
A. Bible, History, Truth
B. Help, Comfort, Protect
C. Exploring, Describing, Explaining
D. Prejudice, Bias, Presupposition
E. Family, Education, Experience
F. Emotions, Free Will, Intelligence
Science is an important way that we can exercise dominion and bring glory to God in a fallen world. We can do this by ____, ____ & ____ God's creation
