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Science = Knowledge
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Science man’s observations of the world around him and the conclusions he makes from his observations
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Science the knowledge gained from the careful, systematic investigation of the natural world
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Think scientifically.
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Scientific Thinking ~ Curiosity ~ Caution Observation — Five senses ~ Curiosity ~ Caution Observation — Five senses
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Inference logical conclusion based on observations
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Science deals only with observables. Limitations
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Science cannot prove universal negatives.
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Limitations Science cannot make value judgments.
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Limitations Science cannot provide final answers.
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Science is not about truth; it is about finding predictions that work.
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Scientism belief that science is the only way to learn about the world
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Scientific Thinking ~ Curiosity ~ Caution ~ Commitment to certain presuppositions ~ Curiosity ~ Caution ~ Commitment to certain presuppositions
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Presuppositions The natural world is an orderly place.
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Presuppositions The orderliness of nature can be known by humans.
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Worldview perspective from which a person interprets all evidence in life
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Christian Worldview Creation: God made the world and everything in it.
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Christian Worldview The Fall: The world has fallen into a tragic state because of sin.
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Christian Worldview Redemption: God is working to redeem this world to Himself.
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Scientific Thinking ~ Curiosity to the glory of God ~ Caution controlled by Scripture ~ Commitment to Christian presuppositions ~ Curiosity to the glory of God ~ Caution controlled by Scripture ~ Commitment to Christian presuppositions
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to learn about God! Study science…
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to fulfill God’s command to have dominion over His creation. Study science…
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man’s responsibility to govern God’s creation Dominion Mandate
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Genesis 1:28 And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it:
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and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. Genesis 1:28
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Search for the Truth historical fact a true statement about the existence of something or about a past event
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physical evidence recorded evidence physical evidence recorded evidence Search for the Truth
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physical evidence visible remains of something Search for the Truth
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preserved accounts (usually written) of events or observations made by humans Search for the Truth recorded evidence
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historical fact scientific fact historical fact scientific fact Search for the Truth
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observable measurable repeatable accurate observable measurable repeatable accurate Search for the Truth
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historical fact scientific fact biblical truth historical fact scientific fact biblical truth Search for the Truth
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Scientific Method
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observable measurable repeatable observable measurable repeatable
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Scientific Method 1. Establish the problem.
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Scientific Method 2. Form a hypothesis.
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Scientific Method 3. Test the hypothesis.
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experimental variable only factor that differs between different groups when conducting an experiment
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experimental group experimental variable is manipulated
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control group experimental variable is not manipulated
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Scientific Method 4. Classify and analyze data.
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Scientific Method 5. Choose and verify the answer.
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Scientific Method 6. Predict outcomes.
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