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Biology 13.3 SR
Biology- Natural History and Scientific Investigation 13.3 SR -FINISHED
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the role of Scripture in scientific work? | to furnish us with an interpretative framework |
| Name two Biblical presuppositions upon which modern science is based. | 1.) There is a cause or reasonable explanation for every effect or event in creation. 2.) There is something real to be discovered and understood about creation. |
| Explain the steps in the scientific method. | 1.) State the problem clearly. 2.) Think of possible solutions. 3.) Test the hypothesis. 4.) Reach a conclusion. 5.) Test the conclusion. |
| How did Redi's and Pasteur's experiments repudiate the idea of spontaneous generation? | because not even the simplest of organisms can develop from nonliving matter |
| State the law of bio-genesis. | Living things can only come from other living things |
| Explain why modern "social scientist" such as anthropologists, economists, psychologists, and sociologists often err in their conclusions bout the nature of man and his society. | cause the goal of science is to be determined God's law of nature and to use them for man's benefit and glorify God |
| Why is science unable to answer questions about spiritual realities or ultimate origins? | because biology is limited to finding God's design in the physical part of the living creation and applying that knowledge to help man dominate the earth |
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