Science and Religion Quiz

Which of the following is NOT a positive attitude toward Science?

• Recognizing the importance of advancement

• Critical thinking

• Blind faith

• Curiosity

Science is...

• The systematic study of the physical world

• The pursuit of personal beliefs

• The influence of cultural backgrounds

• The study of supernatural phenomena

It refers to the individual convictions, values, and perspectives that people hold.

• Personal belief

• Cultural influences

• Religious doctrine

• Educational background

He wrote the book, “The Language of God,” which he argues that science and religion complement each other.

• Isaac Newton

• Johannes Kepler

• Charles Darwin

• Dr. Francis Collins

He sought to reconcile his scientific inquiries with his religious belief that there is a divine creator.

• Stephen Hawking

• Dr. Francis Collins

• Johannes Kepler

• Isaac Newton

Theology is...

• The study of the divine, supernatural, and God

• The study of natural phenomena

• The study of ancient civilizations

• The study of human behavior

What is Science?

• The study of artistic expression

• The study of political systems

• The study of fictional stories

• The systematic study of the physical world

What is Theology?

• The study of economic theories

• The study of environmental conservation

• The study of technological advancements

• The study of the divine, supernatural, and God

In Christianity, science and religion are often seen as friends, not enemies. Many Christians believe that God created the world and gave humans intelligence to explore and understand it through science. They think science helps uncover the wonders of God's creation, like how a scientist might appreciate a painting by understanding its details. While there can be questions and discussions, for many Christians, science and faith go hand in hand.

• True

• False

• Partially true

• Not mentioned

“Science can only ascertain what is, but not what should be, and outside of its domain value judgments of all kinds remain necessary.”—Albert Einstein

• Not mentioned

• Partially true

• False

• True