Reminders:
- Service Project: The 10 hours, 2 forms, and 1 essay are due on Apr 24, 2018
- Devotion Presentations: Be ready to present on your day! See class schedule
- Devotion 2: Due Jan. 9. Take lessons learned from Devotion 1 as you write this. Re-read the instructions (this lists your Devotion 2 Book Choices). Start this early to make it good!
Instructional Time: Unit 5 - Biology
Journal: Students had a binder check, then we worked through the review game below:
Unit 4 Review Game:
1. Design Theory scientists recognize that scientists are sometimes… what?
Wrong in their theories (what they say is true)
2. Darwinism is the foundational biology view of what theology group?
Atheism
3. DNA is a massive amount of information, similar to that found in an encyclopedia. By analogy, what do some Design Theory scientists use this used to teach?
That intelligent design was needed to get DNA
4. Christians would say that scientific research suggests this, but it still takes faith to believe it. What is this?
Understanding that the universe was formed at God's command
5. How many days did God create?
Six
6. What are some examples of intelligent design that we looked at this unit?
Flagellum, Human eye, Single cell organism
7. What common things do archaeology, cultural anthropology, SETI, & forensic science all do?
They all look for intelligent design in their scientific studies.
8. What do the first five words of the Bible teach about God?
He is eternal and He created everything
9. What does it mean for man to be made 'in the image of God'?
We are 'like' Him in that we can choose, create, rule, & have a relationship w/Him
10. What is abiogenesis?
The theory that life originally came from non-living matter
11. What is biogenesis?
The observation that life can only come from pre-existing life
12. What is biology?
The study of living things & their origins
13. What is Darwinism?
The theory that life evolved to its current complexity through natural selection & microevolution
14. What is Design Theory?
The theory that an intelligent cause is the best explanation for most living things.
15. What is irreducible complexity?
A term that describes something with multiple parts that relate together in such a complicated way that if you remove or change any part , the entire thing stops working
16. What is macroevolution?
The theory that new animals can come about through microevolution and natural selection
17. What is microevolution?
The observation that small genetic variations occur for animals within a species
18. Darwin’s observation of the changing of finch beaks is an example of what type of evolution?
Microevolution
19. What should good science consider when looking for explanations?
Every possible cause
20. What are three ways that God said people are to relate to creation (animals, the garden, and ultimately the earth)?
We are to rule it, care for it, & protect it.
21. What two distinct qualities does the Bible teach that God used when he made the world?
Power, wisdom/understanding
22. What type of offspring were animals and plants supposed to produce?
Offspring 'of the same kind' (each animal of its own kind & each plant of its own kind)
23. Biogenesis or abiogenesis—which have scientists been able to do and prove? Explain.
Scientists have only been able to do and prove biogenesis—they have never made life from non-living things.
24. Where does a Christian believe that all biological life came from? Explain.
God—The Ultimate Life, Itself!
25. What is the traditional, historic, biblical Christian view of creation?
Young Earth Creation
26. Macroevolution or Microevolution—which have scientists been able to do and prove? Explain.
Scientists have only been able to do and prove microevolution—they have never been able to create a new animal through random mutations.
27. Which perspective of biology is the foundation for the Christian theology worldview?
Design theory
28. What key biblical concept shows how people and animals are not equal in God's eyes? People are...
Made in God's image.
Journal: Students had a binder check, then we worked through the review game below:
Unit 4 Review Game:
1. Design Theory scientists recognize that scientists are sometimes… what?
Wrong in their theories (what they say is true)
2. Darwinism is the foundational biology view of what theology group?
Atheism
3. DNA is a massive amount of information, similar to that found in an encyclopedia. By analogy, what do some Design Theory scientists use this used to teach?
That intelligent design was needed to get DNA
4. Christians would say that scientific research suggests this, but it still takes faith to believe it. What is this?
Understanding that the universe was formed at God's command
5. How many days did God create?
Six
6. What are some examples of intelligent design that we looked at this unit?
Flagellum, Human eye, Single cell organism
7. What common things do archaeology, cultural anthropology, SETI, & forensic science all do?
They all look for intelligent design in their scientific studies.
8. What do the first five words of the Bible teach about God?
He is eternal and He created everything
9. What does it mean for man to be made 'in the image of God'?
We are 'like' Him in that we can choose, create, rule, & have a relationship w/Him
10. What is abiogenesis?
The theory that life originally came from non-living matter
11. What is biogenesis?
The observation that life can only come from pre-existing life
12. What is biology?
The study of living things & their origins
13. What is Darwinism?
The theory that life evolved to its current complexity through natural selection & microevolution
14. What is Design Theory?
The theory that an intelligent cause is the best explanation for most living things.
15. What is irreducible complexity?
A term that describes something with multiple parts that relate together in such a complicated way that if you remove or change any part , the entire thing stops working
16. What is macroevolution?
The theory that new animals can come about through microevolution and natural selection
17. What is microevolution?
The observation that small genetic variations occur for animals within a species
18. Darwin’s observation of the changing of finch beaks is an example of what type of evolution?
Microevolution
19. What should good science consider when looking for explanations?
Every possible cause
20. What are three ways that God said people are to relate to creation (animals, the garden, and ultimately the earth)?
We are to rule it, care for it, & protect it.
21. What two distinct qualities does the Bible teach that God used when he made the world?
Power, wisdom/understanding
22. What type of offspring were animals and plants supposed to produce?
Offspring 'of the same kind' (each animal of its own kind & each plant of its own kind)
23. Biogenesis or abiogenesis—which have scientists been able to do and prove? Explain.
Scientists have only been able to do and prove biogenesis—they have never made life from non-living things.
24. Where does a Christian believe that all biological life came from? Explain.
God—The Ultimate Life, Itself!
25. What is the traditional, historic, biblical Christian view of creation?
Young Earth Creation
26. Macroevolution or Microevolution—which have scientists been able to do and prove? Explain.
Scientists have only been able to do and prove microevolution—they have never been able to create a new animal through random mutations.
27. Which perspective of biology is the foundation for the Christian theology worldview?
Design theory
28. What key biblical concept shows how people and animals are not equal in God's eyes? People are...
Made in God's image.
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