BJU Earth Science Chapter 1

What is not true about a hypothesis?

The two greatest commandments are

Our assumptions and beliefs about earth science are parts of just one aspect of our overall worldview.

The principle of cause and effect says for every result there is a sufficient __________.

The commandment to fill the earth, to study it and use the earth and it's resources for God's glory is called ______.

Historical science is done in the same way operational science is done, except it deals with events in the past.

Which of these typically comes first in the scientific process?

The principle of uniformity states that the earth usually works in _________ ways.

The scientific process (method) includes all of the following except ______________.

A good inference requires _________.

Descriptive data is usually considered to be more repeatable and reliable than measured data.

A scientific model ____________.

A presupposition is a strongly held assumption about the way the world or the things in our lives work.

The work of dominion science involves _________.

Which is an example of historical science?

An example of operational science would be ___________.

When we bring people clean water and find new ways to help feed people, we are glorifying God with our creations.

Two ways we can declare God's glory according to chapter 1 are by:

If information is collected with an instrument containing a numbered scale, it is most likely __________.

Knowledge and organized methods of observing the earth and it's processes is known as

Which of these is a secular idea?

Which of these is not an example of applying the Creation Mandate?

Historical science works to figure out ___________________.

People can declare God's glory through earth science by discovering new ways to obtain petroleum from rocks underground.

Most scientific knowledge comes from _______.