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Quiz date: September 22 Test Date: September 28
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we are more conscious of these
bias
secular
worldview
prejudice
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worldview
simple basic observation or description of a phenomena
in-depth explanation of a phonominon
perspective from which a person sees/interprets all matters of life
limited testable explanation of a phenomena
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Scientific fact
in-depth description, usually containing a math explanation of how relate
limited testable explanation
simple basic observation or description of a phenomena
perspective from which a person sees all matters of life
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Worldview
perspective from which a person sees/interprets all matters of life
sovereignty, complete authority
non-Christian professionals or ideas
preconceived opinion not based on reason or actual experience
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truth
perspective from which a person sees
in depth explanation of a phenomena that has been repeatedly confirmed
limited testable explanation of a phonemona
the way things really are "it is what it is"
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perspective from which a person sees or interprets all matters of life
creation mandate
worldview
dominion
secular
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What is one way we can use science to exercise dominion over creation and bring glory to God?
we do this by loving & caring for God's creation
we do this by loving & protecting God's creation
we do this by exploring, explaining & describing God's creation
we do this by help & caring for God's creation
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the point of science is to find out what is true
False
True
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How can a secular scientist fulfill the Creation Mandate?
Prays
loves God
They can't
helps others or is a good steward of the earth
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What do Christian scientists base their framework for problem solving on?
Bible's history and truth
Differing presuppositions
Math
Experience
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god created the natural world so studying it should point back to him
False
True
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what 4 things does being made in the image of God allow us to do for others
protect, calm, understand, love
relate, help, protect, comfort
help, protect, explain, understand
relate, help, protect, calm
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Are Christian scientists affected by the fall?
yes
no
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what does the cause-effect argument say that supports the creation theory?
facts
no one caused the earth to start
someone has to cause the earth to start
there were dinosaurs
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science is the best tool we have for doing what?
proving a world view
testing hypothesis
describing how things work
proving facts
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How do presuppositions affect how people do science?
affect how people (scientists) approach problems/interpret evidence
affect how people (scientists) approach science
affect how people (scientists) approach worldview
affect how people (scientists) approach life
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to be considered a valid scientific hypothesis a hypothesis must be testable
False
True
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Prejudice
basic assumptions people make
perspective from which a person sees/interprets all matters of life
preconceived option not based on reason or actual experience
sovereignty, complete authority
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all scientific knowledge is ____ meaning it can/will ____ as we learn more
factual/not change
true/change
provisional/change
true/unchanging
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science is not in the business of making truth claims
True
False
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What are the 2 basic world views
Non-denomination
Denomination
Christian
Secular
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Dominion = sovereignty, complete authority
False
True
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What are some ways that Christians can use science to lessen the consequences of the Fall?
maximize the usefulness of God's word
both
none of the above
Take the opportunities science provides to lesson consequences of the fall
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why can't science say that christianity or the Bible are true?
because the accuracy of the Bible can't be tested
because science and christianity are in conflict
because science is not in the business of making truth claims
it does say the Bible is true
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which of the following can a theory be? 2 answers
useful
truth
accurate
proven
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scientific law
simple basic observation or description of a phenomena
perspective from which a person sees all matters of life
the way things really are
indepth description, usually containing math how things relate to each othe
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which of the following is not a way we can know truth
valid logic
divine revelation
divine intervention
direct observation
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what is general revelation
truth revealed through scientific testing
truth revealed through scripture
facts that the general population agree to be true
truth revealed through creation
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How are Christian scientists affected by the fall?
assumptions are formed by environment, experiences, beliefs
everyone operates off basic assumptions of how world works
presuppositions affect how ole approach problems/interpret evidence
Every man separated from Christ - sinful nature informs thinking
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what is the only type of scientific into that can be upgraded into another type of scientific info
laws
facts
hypothesis
theory
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Dominion
Basic assumptions people make about the world that helps them investigate a
term used to refer to non-Christian professionals or ideas
Sovereignty, complete authority
inclination one has about an idea or thing
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what are 3 ways we can know truth
theory
valid logic
direct observation
first-hand knowledge
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God's commandment for people to be his rep & take full responsibility for care/management of world for his glory
prejudice
dominion
creation mandate
bias
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what are the two jobs of a successful theory?
turns into a fact
experimental results are consistent with the thooretical
enables new hypothesis to be developed and tested
accounts for the known facts about that topic
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what is the goal of science?
to devise frameworks that describe how things work
to prove a world view
to be testable
to prove a hypothesis
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Science is in the business of making truth claims
False
True
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how does creation mandate impact the way we do science (multiple)
solve problems and understand the world
be caretakers of his creation
think of others
subdue the earch
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how can a non Christian person have faith
have faith there is no god
have faith in themselves
there is no faith
they can't
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which two types of scientific information are explanations statements
hypothesis and laws
facts and theory
facts and laws
hypothesis and theory
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inclination one has about an idea or thing after thinking about it's pros/cons
dominion
bias
worldview
prejudice
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which two types of scientific information are description or observation statements
laws and theory
hypothesis and theory
facts and laws
facts and hypothesis
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What are the two ways a person/s presuppositions/worldview can change
have an answer
learn new information
have a new experience
solve a problem
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What does God command his people do to with his creation mandate? Select all that apply.
subdue the earth and have dominion over it
protect the earth
solve problems
bring God glory when we act as His representatives/caregivers
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special revelation is also knows as the book of God's works
False
True
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what does a scientist say about a fact that has been repeatedly tested and is widely accepted as accurate?
it is correct as far as we know
it is accurate
it is true based on scientific research
it has been proven through testing
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an experiment is successful when it produces definite results and an be replicated
False
True
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preconceived notion not based on reason or actual experience - person holds onto it w/o thinking - often unreasonable
prejudice
dominion
bias
worldview
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which types of truth does not come from Theology
direct observaton
general revelation
divine revelation
special relelation
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What 2 ways does a scientist's worldview affect the way they approach solving problems?
solve problems - they why
sees evidence
they way they interpret the evidence/data - the how
learns how
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hypothesis
in-depth explanation of a phenomena
limited, testable explanation of a phenomena (why statements)
the way things really are
perspective from which a person sees
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What is a presupposition?
everyone works off basic assumptions of how the world works
bias and prejudice
faith
our worldview
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Secular
term used to refer to non-Christian professionals or ideas
basic assumptions people make about the world
inclination one has about an idea or thing
sovereignty, complete authority
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Theory
simple basic observation or description of a phenomena
the way things really are
an in depth explanation of a phenomenon that has been repeatedly confirmed
perspective from which a person sees/interpets all matters of life
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When scientists are speaking carefully about scientific facts, what do they say instead of “it is true” ?
"is it true as far as we know"
"is it accurate"
"is it the truth"
"is is proven"
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how does a scientists worldview impact they way they do science (2)
approach problems
create laws
interpret information
design theories
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basic assumptions people make about the world that helps them to investigate/understand it
secular
dominion
bias
proposition
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What is science in the business of doing?
finding out the truth
making truth claims
developing successful theories to model the natural world
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what does the fine-tuning argument say that supports the theory of creation by intentional design?
an explosion could create live
no way an explosion could cause the mathematics to support life
a theory
nothing can support life
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how do we express our world views
through our presuppositions
through our laws
we don't
through our theories
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All scientific information is
tested and proven
factual
accurate
temporary
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How do we express our worldview?
What we do
Experience is the ways we express our woldview
Presuppositions, biases & prejudices are the ways we express our woldviews
How we live
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term used to refer to non-Christian professionals/ideas - from Latin "of the world" or "not sacred"
dominion
creation mandate
bias
secular
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which of the following things can change something that is true
new experiences
new technological advances
new information
nothing, truth doesn't change
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How are presumptions formed?
our worldview
formed by experiences
formed by our environment, experiences, beliefs
formed with God's love
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What things should a scientist working with a Christian worldview do?
see things through the lens of scripture
see evidence of God's design & order in nature
Value people & try to help them
Make discoveries that honor & praise God
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Creation Mandate
perspective from which a person sees or interprets all matters of life
basic assumptions people make about the world
sovereignty, complete authority
God' commandment for people to be his representatives
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Bias
perspective from which a person sees or inpreprets all matters of life
inclination one has about an idea or thing after thinking about pros/cons
basic assumptions people make about the world
non-Christian professionals or ideas
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what is the closest thing we have to truth in science
hypothesis
laws
theories
facts
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when is a hypothesis confirmed?
when it's tested
it turns into a fact
when experimental results are consistent with theoretical model
when it's proven
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what effect does the fall have on both christian and secular scientists?
it doesn't
we're separated from christ and have a sinful nature - informs our thinking
solving problems
helps create laws
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what is the purpose of an experiment
to test your hypothesis
to create testable evidence for proving accuracy of hypothesis
to prove your hypothesis
to rule out wrong answers
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2 ways we can change our presuppositions
continuously changing it
new exspirience
new information
by changing
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how is our worldview formed? Multiple
problems
presuppositions
family
friends
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Presupposition
Basic assumptions people make about the world
sovereignty, complete authority
perspective from which a person sees or interprets all matters of life
non-Christian professionals or ideas
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If someone isn't a Christian, how do they still have faith?
they don't have a worldview or faith
they learn
they think they know
everyone has a worldview & faith in something even faith there is no God
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what ways can we exercise dominion over creation through science? multiple
best use of the earth
love our neighbors
manage the living things God created
protect and improve people's lives
