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| what believers claim to be true about the existence of God, the the origin of the universe and the purpose of life. The evidence they use to suuport a particular religiousd truth involves experience belief trust and faith. |
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| something that is proved true using scientific evidence. Scientists use observation hypothesis experiments and repeated testing to prove something is true. These truths are said to be objective because they are not just somebody's opinion. |
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| the truth varies depending in the knowledge and understanding at the time. |
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| Fixed unalterable facts. The truth is objective because it is true for all time and in all cultures. |
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| a hyypothesis that explains facts that are widely accepted or well tested |
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| facts that indicate something is right |
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| a process that by which different species develop to fit their environment |
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| a view that only accepts that God created the universe as a laid down in the sacred text followed by the believer. |
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| a person who has beliefs that are based on an absolute and literal understanding of something. |
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| two idead can be both true at the same time. |
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| two ideas cannot both be true at the same time. |
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| a person who believes that texts can be interpreted individually |
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| there is no room to interpret religious teachings. |
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| the understanding that th esun is at the centre of th euniverse. |
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