Science and Christianity

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  1. 3. God assured this prophet that He has "established [His] covenant with the day and night and the fixed order of heaven and earth
  2. 9. Humans need to communicate clearly so that everyone is on the same page in order to make use of others' work, so THIS is an important norm
  3. 10. what is the best source for understanding the ultimate reality of the world?
  4. 12. this happens when the mind of a person puts together points of data to form ideas
  5. 14. This is an important norm in science to prevent scientific work from stalling when scientists don't know that scientific discovery or progress has been made by other scientists
  6. 15. excessive belief in the power of scientific knowledge and techniques
  7. 17. the ultimate purpose of every academic discipline and cultural endeavor; for believers to exercise what?
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  1. 1. the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to one's care
  2. 2. using the five senses; said of things you can know by observation or experience
  3. 4. Factual information used as a basis for reason, discussion, or calculation
  4. 5. Since the creational norms for science are not explicitly stated in Scripture, this is needed to discover the pattern, or norms, by which the world was created
  5. 6. A fact or statement taken for granted
  6. 7. science is a God-established good because it is a tool that enables humans to carry out what?
  7. 8. a branch of theology devoted to the defense of the divine origin and authority of Christianity
  8. 11. what attribute of God do the tools of science enable humans to explore
  9. 13. the first book of the Bible in which God assures humanity that the earth will remain orderly until the end of time
  10. 15. the collection of observations, explanations, and models produced through an organized study of nature for the purpose of enabling people to exercise good and wise dominion over God's world for the glory of God and the good of humankind
  11. 16. Non-Overlapping Magisteria, the idea that religion can deal only with the realm of morality while science deals with the realm of the physical world