TP Lessons 5 & 7 Flashcards

1
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__________ used an appeal to the emotion of ________ and _____________ language to state that “all human beings are a part of an evolving universe.”

A

Sagan, wonder, assumptive

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_________ used an appeal to the emotion of ________ and ____________ language to state that “only people who are honest will see that the universe was created.”

A

Tackett, wonder, assumptive

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3
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The Oxford Dictionary defined _________ as the systematic study of _________ and __________ of the physical and natural world through ______________ and experiment

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Science, structure, behavior, observation, experiment

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4
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Differences in attempting to understand the world through science and philosophy found in __________ painting

A

Raphael’s

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5
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Used philosophy to understand the world through the study of the realm of the universals

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Plato

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Used science to understand the world through the study of the realm of the particulars

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Aristotle

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7
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Ignoring that the world was Created is the response of man’s _________________

A

Sinful nature

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8
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“The ________ says in his heart that there is no __________.”

A

Fool, God, Psalm 53:1

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9
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Psalm 53

A

The fool says in his heart that there is no God

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10
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“Man ___________ created things rather than the ___________.”

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Worships, Creator, Romans 1

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11
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Romans 1

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Man worships created things rather than the creator

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12
Q

The great __________ question

A

Cosmic / cosmological

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13
Q

Where did the _________ come from?

A

Cosmos

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14
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Option 1 - there was a ___________

A

Beginning

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15
Q

Therefore, there as a transcendent _________

A

Creator

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16
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Option 2 - they have _______________

A

Always existed

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17
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There, it ____________

A

Created itself

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18
Q

Through __________________, the cosmos can ….

A

Scientific study

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19
Q

Reveal that there is a transcendent ____________

A

Creator

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20
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Reveal that it _____________

A

Self existed

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21
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Scientific process will reveal scientific ________________, (like the law of gravity)

A

Laws and truths

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22
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____________ - An early assumption based upon basic ____________ date

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Hypothesis, observed

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23
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_____________ - observations that have _______ the original assumption

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Theory, confirmed

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24
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The ________ in reality will match the ________ claim

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Data, truth

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_________ - the observation will _______ produce the same result
Law, always
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____________ argument for design. No one would look at a watch and say that I could be made by anything other than its __________
Paley's, designer
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___________ answer in the ____________________ | Even thought the watch has the ___________ that it's designed on purpose, it actually has only ____________ over time.
Dawkin's, Blind Watchmaker, appearance, evolved
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Testing ___________ statement: "evolution is a fact amply demonstrated by the __________ record and contemporary ___________."
Carl Sagan's, fossil, molecular biology
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The _________ record
Fossil
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Is there evidence in _____________ of morphological changes to show missing links?
Thousands
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In his book _________________, Darwin himself said that if the fossil record does not support his claims, one can rightly __________ his theory of evolution.
Origin of Slecies, reject
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_____________ stated that there was an estimated 50,000 changes needed to change from a sea creature to a land creature. The fossil record shows _______ of those changes.
Berlinski, two
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Gould's theory of ________________ states that there were immediate changes in species, that is why there isn't evidence of missing links
Punctuated Equilibrium
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Crick's theory of _______________ states that the first living cell was placed on earth by ___________.
Directed panspermia, aliens
35
Contemporary _________________
Molecular biology
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Shows that the _______, once viewed as a glob of plasma, is actually filled with exquisite machinery,nth at if even one part is missing, the ______ cannot exist.
Cell, cell
37
The video Unlocking the Mysteries of Life, it gave the example of the possibility of creating the complexity of a cell's _________ as being less likely than dropping _______________ on a table and coming up with two lines of _____________
DNA, Scrabble letters, Shakespeare
38
How long did it take in the __________ process for the blood-clotting system to work properly?
Evolutionary
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____________________ quoted Darwin himself in the book Darwin's Black Box to question the validity of evolution
Dr Michael Behe
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If it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed which could not possibly have been formed by _________, __________, ______________ _____________, ,y theory would absolutely break down. This is known as _____________
Numerous, successive, slight modifications, irreducible complexity
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______________ believed that "one day the Darwinian myth will be ranked as the greatest ____________ in the history of __________ ."
S. Lovtrup, science
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Outdated _________ of evolution also show that the theory is not holding true:
Icons
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___________ ultimate icon of the process of an ____ becoming man
Hoxley's
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__________ embryos proved to be fake
Haeckel's
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Homology in _____________ limbs is used only because they look alike, there's no scientific evidence
Vertebrae
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The ___________________ were actually tacked to trees, not an evolved form
Peppered moths
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There is no evidence for Darwin's ______ of ________
Tree of life
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Darwin's _______ do not show the same species depending on the amount of rainfall
Finches
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Ultimately, this is a _________ battle, because evolution destroys any foundation for a standard of _______ or __________
Worldview, ethics, morality
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Sociology (the study of ________: _____________)
Society, the divine imprint
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This is where the _____ of ______ vs. ________ is played out
Battle, truth, lies
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The _________ of society are found in whom they _________
Values, admire
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Listening (chicken egg): to learn is to _________, which is __________ accepting that there is value in learning vs thinking that you _______________
Listen, humbly,know everything
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Shows _________
Design
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Evolution states that ________ has come from __________
Everything, nothing
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________ and ____________ create disorder because it focuses on _______ rather than __________ James _:_
Selfish ambition, self, service, James 3:16
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Social order: the ________ structures
Triune
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God-
Father, son, Holy Spirit
59
Family-
Husband, wife, children
60
Church-
Christ, leader, members
61
Our world-
Physical, spiritual, social
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Understanding these _______ is to understand the truth of God's Creation
Relationships
63
Social institutions are to reflect __________, and thus will work better.
God's nature
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Recognizing how each ___________ has a relationship to others (Jupiter ex.)
Being / entity
65
Genesis outlines the brokenness of the established relationships.
God and man, man and man, God and creation
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God makes an __________ about his nature when saying that it is not good to be alone
Ethical statement
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Since the structure of the social orders has been changed by original sin, the definition of them has been changed so that people won't experience __________
Disappointment
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Following an order determined by _______ is an act of choosing not to retain the knowledge of God and reflects a __________[___
Humans, depraved mind
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The consequence of this behavior is a society of _________
Loneliness
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A Christian is to _________
Submit
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As __________ gave himself up, we are to give _________ up
Christ, ourselves
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The process of transforming the world for Jesus Christ starts with _________ (Acts _:_)
Us, 1:8
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You cannot ______ others in their ____________ until you accept your own ________
Serve, sinful nature, sin
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Understanding God's direction within the social spheres we live, tells us ____ is supposed to do _______ in any given circumstance
Who, what
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Illustrate who we are to influence
Relationships
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Illustrate what we are to do
Roles
77
Illustrates who is to make the decision
Authority
78
Illustrates how we are to respond
Submission
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Is the result of humans working together
Unity
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Science: What Is ________?
True