Physical Science 16.1-16.2

means out of nothing

What 5 things did God create

the belief that the universe and life formed by gradual processes

the author of origin of species combined uniformitarianism and natural selection to explain the variety of living things

the ship that Charles Darwin sailed on during an expedition around South Africa

the geologist who wrote Principles of Geology and proposed the idea Uniformitarianism

the belief that natural processes have always occurred in the same manner at the same rate that they do now

that the true laws of nature always hold no matter when or where they are applied

an early advocate of Darwin’s ideas of evolution helped those ideas obtain immense success

a prominent american botanist who supported charles darwin’s work

a geologist supported Darwin’s work and sent him data and specimens to which they had access

the idea that god used evolution to make everything in the world

the merging of Darwin’s ideas with new discoveries about heredity

a philosophy that asserts that nothing is knowable outside the natural world

the idea that life arose from a chemical reaction in the ocean with energy provided by thermal vents in the ocean floor or lightning at the ocean surface

is the most commonly accepted evolutionary view of the origin of the matter and energy of the universe stating that a singularity containing all matter and energy suddenly expanded forming shapeless globs of gas and eventually transformed into the universe as it is today

An evolutionary scientist who performed one of the most famous experiments attempting to reproduce abiogenesis in the laboratory

a self-educated opponent of Darwinism and student of the Bible who rose to prominence in the 1920s

an early 20th century creationist who used geological evidence to argue for a literal interpretation of the genesis creation account

coauthored The Genesis Flood in 1961

the study of science especially as it relates to the origins of the universe and of life

goal of this organization was to assemble a group of scientists who would support the ideas of a literal Creation

vice president of ICR. who was the most prominent creationist debater of the late 20th century

the leading Creationist research establishment founded by Henry Morris