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Chapter 1

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Total cards: 19•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Creation Mandate

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God made humans to subdue the earth and to have dominion over it.

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Data

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Is any kind of information or observation used in an investigation

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Presupposition

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Is an assumption that a person makes about the world that helps him to investigate the world and understand it from a certain point of view.

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Bias

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Is an inclination one has about an idea after thinking about its pros and cons.

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Prejudice

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Is like a bias, but a person holds to it without thinking about it, and it is often unreasonable.

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Secular

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which in philosophical or religious matters means “of the world,” or “not sacred.”

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Science

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is about people creating workable explanations or descriptions for the things and processes that we see in the world around us.

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Model

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Is a workable explanation or description.

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Phenomenon

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Is anything observable or measureable.

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Theory

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An accepted model that explains something

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Law

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A model that describes a phenomenon but doesn’t or can’t explain it

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Operational Science

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examines phenomena that exist or occur in the present.

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Historical Science

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phenomena that happened in the unobserved past and that are not happening today (to our knowledge)

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Hypothesis

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A scientist calls his initial model to explain the phenomenon that he is studying a hypothesis.

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The Scientific Process

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The scientific process that a scientist actually uses depends on what he wants to study.

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Physical science

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includes two main branches of science—physics and chemistry.

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Physics

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deals with how matter and energy interact.

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Chemistry

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Is the study of the composition of substances and how they act in the presence of other substances

#19
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An example of historical science

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Is examining the bones of dinosaurs and evidence of a large meteor hit to the Earth millions of years ago to formulate an explanation of how dinosaurs became extinct from the planet.