Sentence examples for believes scientific from inspiring English sources

If MacCulloch believes scientific inquiry examines God's material creation, he sees Christian studies as focusing on the issue of man's divinity: "How can a human being be God?" He introduces us to a variety of theologians whose wrestlings with this problem chart the evolution of Christian teaching: St Paul, Origen, St Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Luther, Karl Rahner.

Marx, meanwhile, had begun to lay the theoretical and (he believed) scientific foundations of communism, first in The German Ideology (written 1845 46, published 1932) and later in Das Kapital (1867; Capital).

Detectives believe scientific tests on a crumpled green hand towel found in his flat may yet yield crucial DNA evidence, as the Metropolitan police launched a review into the case.

M.T.: We should believe scientific theories if they make predictions that can be tested, and possibly proved wrong.

We believe scientific publishing is headed toward a future in which paperless journals are the industry standard.

The Contextual Model of the public understanding of science helps to explain why our participants believed scientific evidence is not the most important factor in their decision to use NHPs to help manage their osteoarthritis.

There was no statistically significant relationship: 88 of the 91 researchers (96.7%) who personally admitted committing misconduct and 40 out of 42 researchers (95.2%) who had not committed any acts of scientific misconduct, believed that scientific misconduct had occurred at their workplace, (Fischer exact p-value 0.65).

The public believes that scientific knowledge of the effects of GM food is in its infancy.

The IHME believes that scientific journals and official agencies should adopt rigorous vetting methods of predictive power, such as the 20% tests and decadal-withholding exercises.

It is "beautifully" signed "Rembrandt 1652" and he believes no scientific evidence exists to say it is not anything but an extremely important "early-late" Rembrandt.

He believes that scientific discovery should not be treated in the same way as a reality TV show by allowing the public to choose.