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The study of observable facts or events

science

The belief that only visible, tangible matter is real.

materialism

A theoretical statement that guides a scientist’s research

Hypotheses

These are outside the realm of science

Moral judgments

The subtle effect of a scientist’s worldview

bias

You cannot trust him because he is untrustworthy

Circular reasoning

What that speaker said can’t be right because, after all, he is a foreigner and can’t possibly

understand our culture

Ad hominem

Something bad happened to me just after I saw a black cat. This must mean the black cat was bad

luck.

Post hoc

Only people who reject religion can be objective scientists.

Pretended neutrality

Satomi was born in Japan. She must be a good student.

Missing the point

Both evolutionism and Creationism are based on faith.

True

The Bible contradicts true science.

False

The big bang theory is controversial, even among non-

Christian scientists.

True

God took seven days to complete His creation.

False

Scientific conclusions are subject to change.

True

The intricacy and majesty of the universe is best appreciated and understood through the human

activity called .

science

God commanded man to subdue the earth and have over

it.

dominion

The theory of the origin of the universe substitutes an explosion-like event for the

Creator God.

Big bang

The belief that conditions and processes today are the same as they have always been is called

the doctrine of .

uniformitarianism

does not use the same series of steps to investigate

every scientific question.

Scientific methodology

Faith is Not based onA. Supernatural revelations

B. First-hand experienceC. Unobservable evidenceD. One’s system of beliefs

First-hand experience

The statement “God created the earth” is based on

A. experimental proofB. Scientific evidenceC. The second law of

thermodynamicsD. faith

faith

A mistake in reasoning is called aA. truism

B. universal negativeC. hypotheses

D. fallacy

fallacy

The Curse affectedA. the ground only

B. all living things and the earthC. the entire universe

D. Adam and Eve only

The entire universe

The first law of thermodynamics is also known as the principle of

A. ConservationB. EntropyC. Aging

D. Degeneration

conservation

Final Jeopardy

What three facts form the foundation of the Christian worldview?

Final Jeopardy Answer

The three facts are the Creation, the Fall (and the Curse), and The promise of Redemption.