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11 Cards in this Set
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During the Middle Ages, who did the people look back to for their ideas on science?
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Aristole
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What happen to the people of the Middle Ages because they did not use the Bible as a guide?
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Their beliefs and superstitions took the place of science.
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Why were the people of the Middle Ages afraid to study nature?
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Because people did not understand nature, they feared it.
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Why did modern science begin so suddenly in the 1500s?
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Because of the return to the Bible by man.
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What sparked the return to the Bible in 1517?
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The Protestant Reformation
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What did Reformation do?
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It was the return to the authority of the Scriptures.
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How does the Bible help man understand nature?
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1. By giving us scientific truths
2. Teaches us about the relationship of the Creator and nature. |
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What is one modern proof of ancient truths?
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Job said that the "earth hangeth upon nothing.'
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How did the Bible help Matthew F. Maury find the major ocean currents?
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He read Psalms 8, which speaks of "paths of the seas".
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___ _ ____ is remembered as the "Pathfinder of the Sea".
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Matthew F. Maury
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___ ___ is built on Biblical principles.
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Modern science
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