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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 nature | because people started to get away from the Lord, people started to question in the world around them in what alone and totally ignored their Creator? |
| materialism | the belief that everything is material and their is nothing spiritual is? |
| spontaneous generation | the Greek's explanation for the origin of life about living thing arising from nonliving things? |
| Middle Ages | the Bible was a closed book during when? |
| Aristotle | people looked to the ancient Greek philosopher named who? |
| general revelation | Romans 1 teaches that creation, although cursed is God's what of who He is? |
| Bible | what is God's special revelation? |
| Bible | what confirms what is already obvious in the world around us? |
| universe | the God of eternal power created what? |
| true | when the Bible speaks of scientific text it is what? |
| Protestant Reformation | the main reason for the increase development since the 16th century was the return to the Bible sparked by the what? |
| opposites | faith and reason are not what? |
| God | true faith is a reasonable belief in a reasoning what? |
| biblical principles | modern science was based on what? |
| Otto Brunfels | who wrote Herbarum Vivae Eicones? |
| 250 | Herbarum was unique because it included over how many plant illustrations made from actual observations? |
| Leonhard Fuchs | who was a Protestant teacher in Tübingen? |
| Konrad Gesner | who served as a professor of natural history and medicine at the Protestant university in Zurich? |
| Andreas Vesalius | who was the "Father of Anatomy"? |
| Andreas Vesalius | who wrote Fabrica |
| William Harvey | who was an English physician and physiologist who is known for his study of the circulation of the blood? |
| biological investigation | Harvey's extensive experimentation revived what? |
| John Wilkins | who was a Puritan clergyman who led in the formation of the Philosophical College in London? |
| Paris | the French Academy of Sciences was founded in where in 1666? |
| Huguenots | who were French Protestants? |
| Jansenists | who were a group of Calvinist French Catholics who emphasized salvation through love and grace? |
| Francesco Redi | who performed the first experiments disproving spontaneous generation? |
| Louis Pasteur | who conducted experiments that marked the end of spontaneous generation? |
| law of biogenesis | what law states that living things can originate only from existing living things? |
| technology | what is science put to practical use? |
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