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| Science is the total collection of knowledge gained through man's observation of the physical world. |
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| Christians chose to put there faith in what? |
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| Those who hold onto scientism put there faith in what? |
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| Process of Scientific Inquiry. |
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| That God supernaturally created a good world and that He made man in His image. |
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| The creation Mandate was God's first command to humans, in which He told us how __________________________________________ |
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| how we could glorify Him - by exercising dominion over the earth. |
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| Name the seven Fallacy's. |
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-Hasty Generalization
-Circular Reasoning
-Adhominem Fallacy
-Post Hoe Fallacy
-Pretended Neutrality
-Missing the Point
-Appeal to Force Fallacy |
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| What is a fallacy of assuming a conclusion to do true in the course of arguing for that conclusion. |
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| Name all nine limitations of science. |
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-Science Deals Only with Observables
-Science Cannot Prove Universal Negatives
-Science Cannot Make Value Judgments
-Science Cannot Make Moral Judgments
-Science Cannot Provide Ultimate Truths
-Science Is Fallible
-Scientific Models Are Not Reality
-Science Is Limited by God
-Science Is Subject to Biases. |
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| Does God exist in theistic Evolution? |
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| Based on evolution, how old is the earth? |
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| What is another word for the literalist theory? |
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| Creation can be described as... |
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| Supernatural and Perfect. |
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| The Christian world view has tree ideas that are necessary for the understanding of science. What are they? |
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-Creation
-The Fall
-Redemption |
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| What passage of Scripture best defines the Creation Mandate? |
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