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Worldview Test One
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A Personal philosophy /the way I see and interpret the world around me.
Faith
Religion
None of the above
Worldview
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Minor Changes in the DNA code occur spontaneously or “accidentally” at the time of reproduction
Macro-Evolution
Random Mutations
Survival of the Fittest
Spontaneous Generation
3
Small changes within a species/ Adaptation.
Microevolution
Random Mutations
Macroevolution
Survival of the Fittest
4
Atheism is an example of:
Naturalism/Materialism
Deism
Theism
Pantheism
5
The discovery of a layer of fossils of every life form appearing all at once is called:
None of the Above
The Prehistoric Period
The Big Bang
The Cambrian Explosion
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This worldview says that a personal but remote God is the prime reality.
Theism
Pantheism
Deism
Naturalism/Materialism
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Which worldview does this picture represent?
Pantheism
Theism
Naturalism/Materialism
Deism
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What are the three main barriers to Christianity?
Suffering, Lack of Faith & Sin
Intellectual, Family, & Sinful Lifestyle
Social, Personal, & Intellectual
Friends, Family & Culture
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Which Scientific law refutes Spontaneous Generation?
None of the Above
The Law of Gravity
The First law of Thermodynamics
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
10
The law that opposite ideas cannot both be true at the same time and in the same sense is:
The law of thermodynamics
The law of non-contradiction
None of the above
The laws of nature
11
Which Scientific law refutes Random Mutations?
The First law of Thermodynamics
None of the Above
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
The Law of Gravity
12
An example of Macro evolution would be
Changing from Ape to Human
The finches beak changing
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This worldview says that an impersonal god (or force) is the prime reality.
Theism
Deism
Naturalism/Materialism
Pantheism
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Truth is:
Relative
Not Knowable
Telling it like it is- reality
What you believe it is
15
This worldview says that matter is the prime reality.
Theism
Pantheism
Naturalism/Materialism
Deism
16
Which worldview states that all truth is relative and determined by the individual?
Theism
Pantheism
Deism
Naturalism/Materialism
17
Which Scientific law states that left alone things tend to run down and become more chaotic?
None of the Above
The First law of Thermodynamics
The Second Law of Thermodynamics
The Law of Gravity
18
Which worldview states that truth is only what can be proven by science.?
Pantheism
Theism
Deism
Naturalism/Materialism
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Why do evolutionary scientist try to avoid admitting that the universe looks designed?
The implication may be that the God of the Bible may be real
It would point to an Intelligent Designer
It would undermine the Evolutionary story
All of the above
20
Buddhism & Hinduism would be an example of:
Deism
Theism
Naturalism/Materialism
Pantheism
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Which worldview does this picture represent?
Deism
Pantheism
Theism
Naturalism/Materialism
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A set of beliefs that explains the most important things that we should spend our time doing.
None of the above
Religion
Faith
Worldview
23
Changing from one species or kind to another.
Microevolution
Survival of the Fittest
Random Mutations
Macroevolution
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Which worldview states there are absolute truths that are not changed by time or cultures?
Naturalism/Materialism
Pantheism
Theism
Deism
25
Which worldview does this picture represent?
Theism
Deism
Naturalism/Materialism
Pantheism
26
Which worldview states that truth is determined by the time and culture in which you live?
Deism
Naturalism/Materialism
Theism
Pantheism
27
What is Pre-biotic soup?
A pond where they found transitional fossils
Campbell's soup with medicine in it
A pond of dead matter
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A belief in a system of thought, a personal philosophy,or world view.
Religion
None of the above
Worldview
Faith
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Why did evolutionists hate the idea of the universe having a beginning?
It would mean that years of research was useless
None of the above
It means it had a beginner
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The idea that stronger creatures survived and weaker ones died off is called:
Spontaneous Generation
Natural Selection
Micro-Evolution
Random Mutations
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Which worldview does this picture represent?
Theism
Naturalism/Materialism
Pantheism
Deism
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Which of these is not an example of Micro-Evolution?
Adaptation of the Speckled Back fish
Dog Breeding
Changing from Ape to Man
Changes in the Finches beak
33
This worldview says that a personal God is the prime reality.
Theism
Deism
Pantheism
Naturalism/Materialism
34
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning is
Inference
Deductive
Abductive
Inductive
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The theory that life arose from dead matter in a pond or moist environment is called:
Random Mutations
Micro-Evolution
Spontaneous Generation
Survival of the Fittest
36
The belief in many gods is
Deism
Spiritism/Polytheism
Theism
Naturalism/Materialism
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Inside every cell is a message that is _________letters long
3.5 Million
35 Hundred
3.5 Billion
35 Thousand