Truth Project: 5,7,9 Flashcards

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Who stated there was a lack of evidence of the estimated 50,000 changes required to transform from a sea creature to a land creature?

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Berlinski

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Who stated that “once you get rid of objective truth, one is able to live however they want”

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Zacharias

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Who said “the Darwinian myth will be ranked as the greatest deceit in the history of science”?

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Lovtrop

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Who quoted Darwin himself in the book “Darwin’s Black Box” to question the validity of evolution?

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Behe

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5
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Who has a theory that cells began on Earth by being placed here by aliens?

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Crick

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Who used the theory of instantaneous and immediate changes in species in order to state that the problem of the fossil record actually supports evolution?

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Gould

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Who used the theory of the watchmaker to provide an argument that the world was created by intelligent design?

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Paley

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Who used the theory of the blind watchmaker to provide an argument that the world has evolved without a clear purpose or plan of design?

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Dawkins

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Who said that “evolution is a fact amply demonstrated by the fossil record and contemporary molecular biology’?

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Sagan

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Who said that Naturalism is all that is left for humans as they pursue pleasure without consequence?

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Nietzsche

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Who said that “God is Dead”?

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Nietzsche

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Who said that “humans either have a drive for power of pleasure”?

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Nietzsche

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Who said that “if it could be demonstrated that any complex organ existed which could not have been formed by numerous, successive, slight modifications” then theory of evolution would break down?

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Darwin

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In order to support one’s conclusions about the origins of life in the study of science, one is to use:

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Observation & Experimentation

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Which philosopher believed that you could understand the world through the study of the particulars?

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Aristotle

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Which philosopher believed that you could understand the world through the study of the universals?

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Plato

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What is stated purpose of the scientific process?

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To reveal scientific truths and laws

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The values of society will be found in:

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Who society admires

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Which of the following disproved Darwinian myth was once promoted by Haeckel?

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Embryos

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Which of the following disproved Darwinian myth once promote by Huxley?

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Apes becoming man

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The theory that species went through immediate and instantaneous changes in order to account for the lack of evidence in the fossil record.

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Punctuated equilibrium

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The theory that species were placed on Earth by aliens.

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Directed Panspermia

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The concept of demonstrating that a complex organ exists by numerous, successive, slight modifications

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Irreducible Complexity

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24
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Where in scripture is the warning from the past that “man chose created things rather than the Creator”?

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Romans 1

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Where in Scripture is the warning from the past about how a king would rule?
1 Samuel 8
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Sociology is the study of...
Society
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Both Del Tackett and Carl Sagan made an appeal to _____ to interest listeners in their lessons on the origins of life.
Emotion
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One of the individuals who signed the Humanist Manifesto and was a philosopher and influential individual in the development of government schools in US.
Dewey
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The response to the brokenness in relationships from those who do not have a relationship with God is often to change the definition of relationships in order to avoid the experience of...
Disappointment
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The delegation of authority to the people.
Servanthood
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Ravi Zacharias stated that "once society killed God, it simultaneously killed ___ and man."
Ethics
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Scripture gives a warning that a king would make the people ____ and use them for his advantage.
Slaves
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The primary question when it comes to studying the impact of the state, is whose ____ guides it?
Law
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In Psalm 53 it states that "the ____ says in their heart that there is no God."
Fool
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The concept in law that churches sit on God's property NOT on the state property is known as the sphere of...
Sovereignty
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God makes a divine statement about his nature when He emphasizes the importance of...
Relationships
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The adherence to authority by the people.
Submission
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Both Del Tackett and Carl Sagan use ___ to convince their listeners that their viewpoint on the origins of life was correct.
Assumptive language
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Envy and ___ creates disorder because it focuses upon self rather than ___.
Selfish ambition, Service
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Righteous rebellion to the secular state comes through ____ and ___.
Love, service
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This is required to support one's conclusions about the origins of life.
Faith
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A christian is called to follow Christ's lead and ___ to God's call to serve others.
Submit
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Two options to explain the origin of life:
It was created, It already existed
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What battle takes place in the realm of Sociology:
Truth vs. Lies
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Three broken relationships outlined in Genesis:
Man vs. God Man vs. Man God vs. Creation
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Scientific study of the cosmos will reveal that there is either a transcendent ____ or that the cosmos ___ itself.
Creator, created
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An early assumption based upon observed data.
Hypothesis
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Observations that confirm the original assumption
Theory
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The observation will always produce the same result
Law
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Illustrate who we are to influence
Relationships
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Illustrate what we are to do
Roles
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Illustrate who is to make the decision
Authority
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Illustrates how we are to respond
Submission
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Is the result of humans working together
Unity
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Triune structure: God
Father, Son, Holy Spirit
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Triune structure: Family
Husband, Wife, Children
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Triune structure: Church
Christ, Leader, Members
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Triune structure: Society
Physical, Spiritual, Social
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A christian needs to recognize their own ___ before having the ability to love others in their ___
sin, sin
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The purpose of the civil magistrate is to:
Punish evil and reward good
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There are prediction of a Global state government, where the ___ replaces ___ and the ___ as expert for what is best for man.
State, God, family
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Once society killed ___, it simultaneously killed ___, which ultimately kills ___
God, ethics, man
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____ and ___ creates disorder because it focuses upon selfish desire rather than ___.
Envy, Selfish ambition, Service
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Influencing society to follow a Christian worldview comes by using our ___ in our ___-called roles to meet the ___ of the ___
talents/gifts, God, needs, age
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To learn is to ___. Acting in this manner displays ____.
listen, humility
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The study of science is a worldview battle, because ___ destroys any foundation for a standard of ___ and ___.
evolution, morals, ethics