Consider scientific findings as a source of gods truth

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Question 1: Consider scientific findings as a meaningful source of "God's truth." Science and Scripture can "work together" to give us a more complete understanding of something. Think of a specific example of scientific findings that appear to be at odds with Christian ethics or teaching.

Question 2: Is there a consensus among scientists on this topic? Do you have any doubts about the scientific findings or their interpretation? Is there a consensus among Christian teachers? Are these teachings directly taught in Scripture? Are they essential to the faith? Might this be a situation where Christian teachings need to be revisited (such as the medieval teaching that the earth is the center of the universe)? Explain.

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