Christian Science
Christians believe God created _______ laws that uphold the universe and allow us to study it.
What are 'Universal (Laws)'?
Pg 52, Analyzing Information for Science section
Science is ______ a means by which something can be proved.
What is 'NOT'?
Pg 38, BTD
The scientific method helps us to discover this.
What is 'The Truth'?
Pg 49, Limitations of Science section
This type of observation is based on a neutral fact that most people can agree is true.
What are 'Objective (facts)'?
Pg 49, Limitation of Science section
This is the educated guess you make before an experiment that attempts to explain an observation or answer a question.
What is a 'Hypothesis'?
Pg. 40,
Christians faith and the bible and all matter originating by chance from nothing are both _______.
What are 'Beliefs'?
Pg 53, second paragraph
This is the result of an experiment, but it is never permanent of final.
What is a 'Conclusion'?
Pg 38, Science Conclusions section
This is the most powerful telescope ever built.
What is the 'James Webb Space Telescope'?
Pg 49, figure 2.13
This type of observation is based on someone's own point of view or experiences.
What is 'Subjective (views)'?
Pg 49, Limitations of Science section
This is an ordered way to go through the process of observation and creation of a question, gathering information and testing it.
What is the 'Scientific Method'?
Pg 41. Second paragraph.
Reviewing and studying the layers of the Grand Canyon to understand the past is a form of this type of science.
What is 'Historical Science'?
Pg 52, figure 2.15
Being incorrect, or wrong, on this will never get you a bad grade on your lab report.
What is 'My Hypothesis'?
Pg 43, second paragraph.
A 'Scientific _______' describes a natural phenomena or principle that is supported by a significant amount of evidence.
What is '(Scientific) Law'?
Pg 44, BTD
This is the planet Percival Lowell hypothesized had life on it because he observed valleys he believed were artificially made.
What is 'Mars'?
Pg 46, The Story of Lowell section.
What are 'Systematic Experiments'?
Pg 36, Systematic Experiments section
The Christian who is a scientist believes this keeps the laws of nature consistent.
What is 'God's Power'?
Pg 53, second paragraph
While science helps us understand the world better, conclusions found using science are never this (many words are acceptle).
What is 'Settled/Permament/Always True/Never Wrong'?
Pg 39
This exploration robot helped disprove many of Percival Lowell's observations about Mars by showing there is no life on Mars.
What is the 'Curiosity Rover'?
Pg 48, second paragraph.
This device allowed doctors and scientists to finally see this deadly cause of patients being transmitted between people.
What is a 'Microscope'?
Pg 45, creation connection section
Scientists hypothesized that when there is no air, objects fall at this speed.
What is 'The Same (Speed)'?
Pg 37, Third paragraph
This is the Book in the bible where it is stated 'For God is not a God of confusion but of peace'.
What is '1 Corinthians'?
Pg. 51, Science and Christianity, second paragraph
This is an example that contradicts a conclusion.
What is a 'Counter Example'?
Pg 39, BTD
The two ways we approach science (according to the book) are _______ and ________ science.
What are 'Operational and Historical (Science)'?
Pg 51, Science and Christianity, third paragraph
The limits Percival Lowell had to deal with while studying Mars included eye strain form long study and _______ causing the planet to look bue-green.
What is 'Dust (on the lens)'?
Pg 48, first paragraph
______ and ______ were the experimental variables used in experiments 2.1 and 2.2.
What are 'Weight and shape'?
Pg. 36, Experiment summary