Seeing life through the bible's story
God's command in Genesis 1:28 to fill the earth and have dominion over it.
What is the Creation Mandate.
An idea that scientists use to explain their observations.
What is a theory.
Two discriptive words that descibes the amount of cells an organism has.
Information collected using numbers.
The word that biologist use when speaking of all living things.
What is organism.
The overarching narrative that a person uses to see and interpret the world.
What is worldview.
Using moral principles to make good and right descisions.
What is ethics.
The tiniest part of all living organisms.
What is cells.
The last step of a controlled experiment.
What is communicate.
What is classifying organisms.
What is a biblical worldview.
An idea that scientists use to describe their observations.
What is a Law.
What is heterotrophs.
A group that allows cells to grow without any new chemicals or treatment.
What is taxonomy.
The reason behind all cells displaying great complexity, all cells work together to maintain homeostasis, and an large amount of energy and information is required to maintain life.
What is life is devinely engineered.
A simplified representation used to describe or explain.
What is a model.
Sweating on a warm summers day to keep the body's internal temperature at 98.6 degrees.
What is homeostasis.
The type of data that describes the shape of an elephant birds beak as a broad-headed spur.
What is qualitative data.
What is species.
What is the image of God.
These are the parts of the grand narrative of a biblical worldview.
What is Creation, Fall, and Redemption.
The main thing that helps us to determine the difference between a eukaryotic and a prokaryotic cell.
What is the nucleus of a cell.
What are variables.
What is genus and species.