Types of Scientists
Christian Worldview
Scientific method
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
100

This scientist might study rock formations and minerals found in the earth's crust. 

geologist

100

An idea that excludes spiritual things or truth from the Bible would be a _____________ idea.

secular

100

Data that is collected usually using an instrument and will have a number and a unit.

measured data

100

Data that is formed by combining types of data to get a new piece of information.  Example. When we plotted years vs population growth we found the rate or the slope of growth.

Derived data

100

The fact that the sun rises and sets each day and our seasons continue expectedly, shows that the world operates in predictable ways. This represents the Principle of __________________.

uniformity

200

This scientist might study planets and stars. 

astronomer

200

The commandment to fill the earth and subdue it and use what you learn to help others and glorify God. 

Creation Mandate

200

Scientists develop these to explain their observations. 

Theories

200

Data that is reported using words to report color, texture, smell..

descriptive data

200

Hypotheses, theories, and laws can all be scientific __________ because they explain and describe things. 

models

300

This scientist might design bridges and buildings, or even new, more fuel efficient engines.

Engineer

300

The process by which God restores things to the way they were meant to be. 

redemption

300

Something scientists make to represent an aspect of the real world.  Could be physical, conceptual, or mathematical. 

model

300

What: observations, explanations, models

How: organized study of nature

Why: exercise the Creations Mandate

What do these items describe?

science

300

This scientist may study different features of the ocean.

marine scientist

400

This scientist might study the water quality of a lake. 

hydrologist

400

What are 3 main points to describe a Christian Worldview. 

Creation,  The Fall, and Redemption

400

This is an initial, fairly simple explanation for something that has been observed in the world. This statement will provide direction for any experimentation.

hypothesis

400

Science currently being performed to help a solve a problem in the present day.

operational science

400

The tiny, dense, mass that was produced by the "Big Squeeze" and then exploded in the Big Bang.

a singularity

500

This scientist might study weather patterns and climate change.

meteorologist

500

Ideas that we assume to be true because of our belief system.

Presuppositions

500

These describe a relationship in nature, often using a formula or mathematical equation.

Laws

500

A conclusion that is reached because of assumed truths that are held. 

inference

500

The type of science that is being performed when trying to study something from the unobservable past. Example the formation of the Grand Canyon.

historical science