Science
Models
Worldviews
Christian Ethics
Scientific Method
100

The study of matter and the changes that it undergoes. 

What is Chemistry?

100

A useful tool that explains how something works in the real world.

What is a model?

100

The perspective from which a person sees and interprets all of life. 

What is worldview?

100

The Christian ethics triad focuses on these three topics.

What are biblical principles, biblical outcomes and biblical motivations? 

100

This is an educated guess or a testable prediction that usually starts as an "If... then..." statement.

What is a hypothesis?

200

Anything that takes up space and mass.

What is matter?

200

Being ___________ makes a model practical, useful, and explains how things work.

What is workable?

200

Assumptions about the world. 

What is a presupposition?

200

While conduction scientific exploration, I maintain the belief that human beings are God's image bearers, the creation mandate, and God's whole truth.

What is biblical principles? 

200

Scientists use this specific step to gather data and test whether their hypothesis is correct or incorrect.

What is an experiment?

300

In science, this specific type of reasoning moves from broad, general principles to predict a specific, real-world result.

What is deductive reasoning?

300

Being ___________ makes it easier for a model to accurately tell us what will happen in a future test. 

What is predictable?

300

Believes in creation, the fall and redemption. 

What is a biblical worldview? 

300
Scientific exploration increases my faith in God, hope in God's promises, and my love for God and others.

What is biblical motivations?

300

In a controlled test, this is the specific factor that a scientist purposefully changes to see what happens.

What is the independent variable?

400

The scientific method relies heavily on this type of reasoning, which looks at specific clues and observations to build a general conclusion.

What is inductive reasoning?

400

This type of model is a highly tested, useful tool that explains WHY or HOW something works in the real world, like the atomic one.

What is a theory?

400

Matter is all that exists and human reasoning informed by science is the only reliable path to truth.

What is naturalism?

400

Studying science leads to humanity flourishing, creation thriving, and God being glorified. 

What is biblical outcomes?

400

This type of reasoning moves from specific observations to a broader, generalized conclusion.

What is inductive reasoning? 

500

I was the first to prove the atomic theory using experimental evidence in 1803.

Who is John Dalton?

500

This type of model is a useful tool—often using math—that states WHAT will always happen in the real world under specific conditions.

What is a law?

500

This method was developed to help scientists find truth through data.

What is the scientific method? 

500

In Christian ethics, this foundational theological concept establishes that humans have a duty to study and care for the real world.

What is the creation mandate?

500

I am the father of the modern scientific method.

Who is Francis Bacon?