Sentence examples for scientific teachings from inspiring English sources
For Islamists like Zaghloul el-Naggar in Cairo, the host of a popular television show about the Koran's scientific teachings, all science can be discovered within the Muslim holy text, from the cause of earthquakes to genetics.
Applewhite maintained some aspects of their scientific teachings, but, in the 1980s, the group became more like a religion in its focus on faith and submission to authority.
In their new book, "Evolution, Creationism and the Battle to Control America's Classrooms," Michael Berkman and Eric Plutzer explore the ongoing conflict between religious and scientific teachings.
The conflict between scientific knowledge and the teachings of organized religions is irreconcilable".
Applewhite contended that this would be a biological change into a different species, casting his teachings as scientific truth in line with secular naturalism.
Beginning in Fall 2009, the presemester orientation shifted toward a workshop-style experience (described in the Supplemental Material) in which TAs learned about backward design (Wiggins and McTighe, 1998) and scientific teaching that is, teaching science as it is practiced using tested pedagogies (Handelsman et al., 2004).
The concept of willpower came less from scientific data than from Christian teachings about the dangers of temptation.
Pope John Paul II, in an address to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences on October 22 , 1996 deplored interpreting the Bible's texts as scientific statements rather than religious teachings, adding: New scientific knowledge has led us to realize that the theory of evolution is no longer a mere hypothesis.
Yes, there are religious leaders who proclaim that their religious teachings dictate their scientific beliefs.
The first sentence, the topic sentence, says that "there are some religious leaders who proclaim that their religious teachings dictate their scientific beliefs".
The church had no priest or minister, and the traditional Biblical sermon was replaced by scientific lectures or homilies on the teachings of philosophers.
