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Religion and Science Revision
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1
What method did God use to create, in the 7 Day Creation Story?
He used his hands
He used his voice
2
The Bible says: your body is a temple of........
the Son
the Holy Spirit
the Father
3
Which one of these is
not
a characteristic of being in the image of God:
patience
fear
forgiveness
love
4
What did God breathe into man's nostrils?
the breath of living
the breath of life
5
When do scientists say that the universe began?
15 billion years ago
15 thousand years ago
15 million years ago
6
What does the word 'stewardship' mean?
humans have a choice to care for the planet
humans have a duty to care for the planet
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The secular theory about the development of life on earth is called the theory of:
evolution
revolution
the big bang
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True or false: God created human beings on the 7th day
true
false
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Creationists believe:
the universe developed by chance
God brought the universe into existence
the universe took billions of years to form
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What does the Big Bang theory link into?
the first cause argument
the design argument
the moral argument
11
True or false: some Christians believe that God created the Big Bang
false
true
12
True or false: the Biblical creation stories do not have to be read as literally true
true
false
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Which one of these does
not
describe the soul?
immortal
eternal
mortal
evrlasting
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Evolution allows:
the most successful genes to to passed on
a reduction in diversity
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Which denomination teaches that testing on animals can be carried out, with restrictions
Roman Catholic Church
Both of these
Church of England
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What evidence is there for the Big Bang?
scientists can observe the light from an ancient explosion
both of these
the stars are moving away from a central point
