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Common Sense Science Books
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Design vs. Chaos
Book on CD
$15.00 donation
Design
vs.
Chaos by Russ McGlenn
introduces the new model of the atom
developed by Common Sense Science. This
textbook for Christian and Home Schools
Grades 7 and up teaches the Scientific
Method, fundamental science concepts,
and the Creation Worldview in the
context of the Spinning Ring Model of
the Atom. This book has 8 chapters
covering (1) Design and Order Vs.
Relativity and Chaos, (2) The
Fundamentals of Classical Science, (3)
Einstein’s Papers: Fact or Fiction?, (4)
The Bohr Model, (5) The Spinning Charged
Electron, (6) The Spinning-Ring Model of
the Atom, (7) God and the Space-Time
Continuum, (8) A Witness to Scientists.
Design Vs. Chaos is available on CD in
Adobe PDF format. The book has 145 pages
(8½ inches by 11 inches) of text and
graphics.
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Design vs. Chaos
Book and Teachers Resource Manual on CD
$35.00 donation
Design
vs.
Chaos Book and Teachers Manual
contains PowerPoint presentations for
each of the 8 chapters of the Design Vs.
Chaos book, plus a chapter of
supplemental material on the
Resurrection of Jesus Christ. There is
also a supplemental presentation for
Chapter 2 on Energy as Fields and Waves.
For a classroom presentation of these
lessons, connect a digital projector to
a computer. The projected images are
colorful graphics with text that
explains the science, philosophy, and
Biblical doctrines of some aspect of
creation-science. The Teacher’s Resource
Manual for Design Vs. Chaos is available
on a CD and comes with PowerPoint
Viewer. The CD contains a vast amount of
teaching material (over 200 MB) of
PowerPoint files.
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Science and
Rationalism
Booklet
$5.00 donation
Philosophies inherently define one’s
controlling principles and guidelines in
every aspect of life - including one’s
work as a scientist. Common Sense
Science has been successful in purely
science endeavours because the
underlying philosophy contends that
truth can be found and understood, that
nature is not capricious, and that the
universe operates in accordance with the
Worldview Principles of objective
reality, causality, and unity. Science
and Rationalism compares CSS philosophy
with Plato’s rationalism, and modern
naturalism. The foundations of these
philosophies are derived from principles
of humanism or theism.
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