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Student: Ricardo Paulo Javier Arieu
Course: Integrated Scienses 101
Facilitator: Steves
Date: 07-15-2015
S.U.A.G.M. Universidad del Este

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Items to exposeItems to expose
1) The Search for Truth1) The Search for Truth
2) The semites: a) Polytheism b) Moises c)2) The semites: a) Polytheism b) Moises c)
BabyloniaBabylonia
3) St. Augustine and the eternity of the world.3) St. Augustine and the eternity of the world.
4) Theories about the source of the universe.4) Theories about the source of the universe.
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a) Geocentric theorya) Geocentric theory
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b) Heliocentric theory of Nicolaus Copernicusb) Heliocentric theory of Nicolaus Copernicus
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c)Static universe theory and uniformc)Static universe theory and uniform
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d)Model expansiond)Model expansion
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5) Observations5) Observations

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2) Semites peoples2) Semites peoples
a) Sumerian Polytheism
The universe first appeared when Nammu, formless
abyss, opened itself and in an act of self-procreation
gave birth to An (Anu) (god of heaven) and Ki (earth
goddess), referred commonly referred to as Ninhursag
(Wikipedia).

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2) Semites peoples2) Semites peoples
b) Jewish says in the Bible
In the beginning GodIn the beginning God
created the heavencreated the heaven
and the earth.and the earth.
(Genesis 1:1)(Genesis 1:1)
Authorized (KingAuthorized (King
James) VersionJames) Version
(AKJV)(AKJV)

5. God created the universe in six days.God created the universe in six days.
Two traditions
1) Catholic tradition:1) Catholic tradition: After Babylonian exile, includes
since 586-537 a.E.C.
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Genesis 1:1 says that:
2) Protestant tradition:2) Protestant tradition: Moises, after leaves Egypt.
2) Semites peoples2) Semites peoples

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b) Jewish → b.1.) Catholic tradition:→ b.1.) Catholic tradition:
Juan Luis Ruiz de la Peña Solar, theologian and Catholic
churchman. He says that
The creation of the cosmos is a counterpoint to the recreation of
Israel; concomitant reasons still own theology of the covenant: the
historical revelation of a loving and faithful God (Ruiz de la Peña,
1996, page 28).
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b.2) Protestant tradition:b.2) Protestant tradition:
Moises, after leaves Egypt.As according with Ryrie, Protestant
theologian, is possible it was the great Moses (Ryrie, 1993, page
213)

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3) Christianity3) Christianity
a) The Greek said that:
Cosmos was eternal because it did notCosmos was eternal because it did not
have a beginning or end. It had not beenhave a beginning or end. It had not been
created, but always existed, since beingcreated, but always existed, since being
created should have come out ofcreated should have come out of
nowhere or be a Creator, and thenowhere or be a Creator, and the
Greeks did not believe in HimGreeks did not believe in Him(Gonzalez
& Perez & Pacheco,Página 23).

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3) Christianity a) The Greek said in their literature3) Christianity a) The Greek said in their literature
"In the beginning was chaos ...""In the beginning was chaos ..." (Hesiodo), a(Hesiodo), a
poet of the eighth century BC, in his Theogony.poet of the eighth century BC, in his Theogony.
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word
was with God, and the Word was God."was with God, and the Word was God." (John(John
1: 1)1: 1)
Through faith we understand that the worldsThrough faith we understand that the worlds
were framed by the word of God, so that thingswere framed by the word of God, so that things
which are seen were not made of things whichwhich are seen were not made of things which
do appear. (Hebrews 11:3)do appear. (Hebrews 11:3)
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Authorized (King James) Version (AKJV)Authorized (King James) Version (AKJV)

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3) Christianity3) Christianity
b) Aurelio Agustín de Hipona (354 -430) latin theologian, one
of the greatest figures in the history of Christian thought.He
was the first theologian and philosopher of Christianity that
raised these concepts firmly. He gives an answer to the
Greco-Roman culture. (http://espanol.Free-eBooks.net,n.d.).
ConclutionConclution
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Only God is eternal.
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The world is a temporay creation (It had a beginning → Genesis
1:1 and it will have an end → Apocalipsis 21:1-8) → Therefore
the world it's not eternal.
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For St. Augustine the idea of eternity of the world was
impossible to think.impossible to think.

10. 4) Theories: a) Geocentric Theory4) Theories: a) Geocentric Theory
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S II D.C by the Greek astronomer Claudius Ptolemy.
The Ptolemaic theory said that Earth is stationary and is located
in the center of the universe; the closest star to Earth is the Moon
and as we go away we are Mercury, Venus and the sun almost
straight, followed successively by Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and the
fixed stars call (Aucar & Forbitti & Gordo, n.d.).

11. 4) Theories: b)4) Theories: b) Teoría Heliocéntrica de Nicolás CopérnicoTeoría Heliocéntrica de Nicolás Copérnico
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The Copernican theory postulated a geocentricThe Copernican theory postulated a geocentric
universe in which the Earth was static in its center,universe in which the Earth was static in its center,
surrounded by areas revolved around (Aucar &surrounded by areas revolved around (Aucar &
Forbitti & Gordo, n.d.).Forbitti & Gordo, n.d.).

12. By Isaac Newton in the nineteenth century. This
English mathematician raised the laws of universal
gravitation. He also explained to the laws of motion
made by Kepler (Aucar & Forbitti & Gordo, n.d).
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4) Theories: c) Static and uniform universe theory4) Theories: c) Static and uniform universe theory

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This hypothesis came as a natural consequence of observing
the red shift of galactic radiation, although some theories
derived from the laws of relativity and made so referred by
Willem de Sitter, and Alexander Hermann Weyl Friedmann
who had anticipated dynamic models of the universe. Finally,
in 1928 the Belgian Georges Lemaitre expanding built a
model whereby it was possible to predict theoretically the law
of Hubble redshift (Aucar & Forbitti & Gordo, n.d.).
4) Theories: d)4) Theories: d) Expanding universe modelExpanding universe model

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5)The theory of Bing Bang:5)The theory of Bing Bang:
The theory come on the scene 1st Time in 1931, in an article of
Lemaître (scientific and catholic churchman)..
It's a scientific model that attempts to
explain the origin of the universe. It is based
on the concept of the expanding universe
from a singularity primordial. The expantion
of the observable universe began with the
explosion of a particle in a defined point in
time.

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5)The theory of Bing Bang:5)The theory of Bing Bang:
The termThe term
Was invented by astronomer Fred Hoyle who invented it to
ridicule by their theistic implications:
At first glance, one might think that the strong anticlerical
inclination of modern science would be completely at
odds with Western religion. This is far from the reality,
however. Bing Bang theory requires a recent origin of the
universe that openly invite the concept of creation, which
the presumed thermodynamic theories of the origin of life
on organic soup of biology are the contemporary
equivalent of the voice of the burning bush and tables of
Moses (Brooks, 2014, page 73).

16. Edwin Hubble discovered that the universe was larger than
believed. He recognize that the Milky Way (the galaxy) is one
among billions of other galaxias.He was devoted to the study of
light from distant galaxies and noticed that the light was
moving, of uniform, toward the red end of the spectrum,
showing a shift toward the red end of the spectrum
("redshift") ... Hubble was able to explain the redshift through
the Doppler effect, which is also seen in the waves bright
(Powell, 2006, pages 40-41)
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5)The theory of Bing Bang:5)The theory of Bing Bang:
Before s.XXBefore s.XX
("Energy can neither be created nor destroyed,("Energy can neither be created nor destroyed,
only transformed").only transformed").
But In the 20's,..But In the 20's,....

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Robert Wilson and Arno Penzias that
large antenna (Image: Ted Thai /
Time & Life Pictures / Getty Images).
1965:1965: Two researchers at Bell
Telephone Laboratories near
Holmdel, New Jersey, Arno Penzias
and Robert Wilson worked at a radio
antenna that was used to coordinate
satellites.
They discovered that there was
improper operation to detect a kind of
sound or echo, slightly perceptible
but affecting the antenna
performance and altered readings (in
just 3 degrees Kelvin).That strange
sound was the remnant radiation that
occurred at the time of the Big Bang
happen and still to this day
(Molina,02-14-2010).
5)The theory of Bing Bang: History5)The theory of Bing Bang: History

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5)The theory of Bing Bang: Dating:5)The theory of Bing Bang: Dating:
2003:2003: The latest estimate of the age of the Universe
was published (13.7 plus / minus 0.2 billion years),
based on fluctuations in the microwave background
left behind by the Big Bang "(Carmona 05 -23 to
2008).
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"THE COSMOS IS ALL THAT IS OR WHAT"THE COSMOS IS ALL THAT IS OR WHAT
WAS OR WHAT WILL EVER." (Sagan, 1980,WAS OR WHAT WILL EVER." (Sagan, 1980,
Page 4) ????Page 4) ????
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from Aristotle to Einstein.

19. 6) Observation:6) Observation:
"We must remember also that the question of the creationWe must remember also that the question of the creation
of the universe is very different from many other scientificof the universe is very different from many other scientific
issues, becauseissues, because creation is not something that can be
repeated in an experiment in a laboratory, nor was there a
human observer who witnessed. […] If we are convinced,[…] If we are convinced,
however, that the only observer of these events (Godhowever, that the only observer of these events (God
Himself) has us talked about in the Bible reliable words, weHimself) has us talked about in the Bible reliable words, we
must pay careful attention to the biblical story "must pay careful attention to the biblical story "(Grudem,
2009, page 284).
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20. Referencias Bibliográficas:
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Aucar, Estefanía Belén & Forbitti, María & Gordo, María José. Teorías sobre el
origen de la creación del universo y su desarrollo a través de la historia. (n.d.).
Recuperado de http://m.monografias.com/trabajos7/creun/creun.shtml
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Brooks,Rice. Dios no está muerto. La evidencia de Dios en una época de
incertidumbre. (2014). Casa Creación. Florida,Estados Unidos.
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Carmona, Manuel. El Big Bang y la Tierra Joven.(05-23-2008). Recuperado de
https://oldearth.wordpress.com/2008/05/23/el-big-bang-y-la-tierra-joven/
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Cruz, Antonio. La Ciencia encuentra a Dios? El Creador frente a las ultimas
revelaciones científicas. (2004). Editorial Clie. Barcelona. España.
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Wikipedia. Mitología de Mesopotamia.(n.d.). Recuperado de
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitolog%C3%ADa_de_Mesopotamia
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Gonzalez,Miguel Hernandez & Perez, José Luis Prieto & Pacheco, Mila Ruiz.
Historia de la Ciencia Volumen I. Fundación Canaria Orotava.Tenerife.España.
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http://espanol.Free-eBooks.net. Agustin y la eternidad del mundo. (n.d.).
Recuperado de http://www.slideshare.net/pauloarieu1/agustin-y-la-eternidad-del-
mundo
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Molina, Noé. ¿Cómo llegamos aquí? (Big Bang).(01-14-2010). Recuperado de
http://ateismoparacristianos.blogspot.com/2010/01/como-llegamos-aqui-big-bang.html
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Powell, Doug. Guia Holman de Apologética cristiana. (2006). Editorial B&H
español.Nashville,Tennesse.Estados Unidos.
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Ruiz de la Peña,Juan Luis.Teología de la creación.(1996). Editorial SAL TERRAE.
España.
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Ryrie,Charles, Teología Basica. 1993.Editorial Unilit. Miami, Florida,Estados
Unidos.