Cycle of Scientific Enterprise
A mental model that explains how something works.
What is a theory?
All truth is God's truth.
What is truth or true?
Something provided by the Earth that humans can use
What is natural resources?
Scientists test hypotheses by conducting planned and controlled experiments.
What is experimental science?
A proposed scientific answer that is often stated in the form of a prediction.
What is a hypothesis?
The wise and prudent management of the things or the creation that has been entrusted to us.
What is stewardship?
Is one that can be replaced as it is used.
What is a renewable natural resource or renewable resource?
Certain scientists investigate while considering all the evidence and put together what happened in the past.
What is historical science?
An organized process, often preformed in a lab, by which a scientist tests a hypothesis.
What is scientific experiment or experiment?
You shall love the Lord your God
What is, with all your heart and with all your soul, and with all your mind?
Is one that is not replaced when it is removed from nature for human use.
What is a nonrenewable natural resource?
The ability of processes in a scale model to work in the same way as processes do in nature.
What is scalability?
This is important for scientists to do after the experiment is finished because it shows the scientist if the hypothesis is supported with data.
What is analysis?
The supreme way in which God revealed his truth to us.
What is Jesus Christ?
The ability to maintain the productivity of the creation for a very long time.
What is sustainability?
The ease or the difficulty of getting to a place.
What is accessibility?
The attempt to understand the physical universe, using observation, experiments, and reason.
What is science?
Revealed himself in his word and in creation
Who is God?
Greatly diminish its ability to support plants, animals, and humanity
What is degradation of creation, degradation, degrading, or degrade?
In a laboratory experiment, scientists try to simplify conditions so they can focus on just one variable and then observe how that variable changes another variable.
What is complexity?