3.3 Cellular Anatomy 60–70 Creation and the law of conservation 20 3.4 Homeostasis 70–73 Evidence of design in creation 3.5 Transportation Across the Membrane 74–76 21 Lab 3a Basic Cytology Lab 3b Cellular Organelles and Processes 22 Chapter 3 Review 23 Chapter 3 Test Chapter 4: Cellular Processes Cytology Part II 24–25 4.1 Energy Relationships 77–80 Evidence of God’s design at the molecular level 4.2 Photosynthesis 80–85 Lab 4 Photosynthesis Creation vs. evolution in studying photosynthesis 26 4.3 Cellular Respiration 85–91 27 4.4 Protein Synthesis 91–97 Creator’s design of the “code of life” Evidence of design in mitochondrial DNA 28 4.5 Metabolism and Homeostasis 97–100 Chapter 4 Review 29 Chapter 4 Test Chapter 5: Genetics The Continuity of Life Part I 30–31 5.1 The Mechanism of Heredity 101–5 Genetics and environment as excuses for sin by secularists Influence of man’s spiritual nature in his development Jesus’s power to save from sin 5.2 Cell Division 105–8 5.3 Meiosis 108–12 32 Lab 5a Mitosis and Meiosis 33 5.4 Mendelian Genetics 112–17 Lab 5b, Genetics Parts I–II** 34 5.5 Variations of Mendelian Genetics 117–22 Lab 5b, Genetics Parts III–V** 35 5.6 Sex Determination and Sex-Linked Traits 123–26 Lab 5b, Genetics Part VI** 36 Chapter 5 Review 37 Chapter 5 Test Chapter 6: Advanced Genetics The Continuity of Life Part II
38 6.1 Changes Affecting the Numbers of Chromosomes 128–33 Lab 6 Genetic Research** Stewardship in agriculture 6.2 Mutations 133–37 39 6.3 Gene Expression 137–42 God’s wisdom and power seen through the development of an embryo Suffering as evidence of man’s sin and God’s grace 40 6.4 The Gene Pool 142–46 41 6.5 Eugenics 146–51 Importance of understanding biblical principles as they apply to scientific issues Influence of man’s spiritual nature on his behavior Christians and surrogacy Christians’ use of genetic technologies Ethical and moral issues surrounding artificial reproduction The Bible as the source of values Man’s suffering because of sin Man’s need of salvation Sanctity of human life If assigned, have students present Lab 6 research. 42 Chapter 6 Test Chapter 7: Biotechnology 43 7.1 Clones and Cloning 152–56 Sanctity of human life Biblical response to human cloning 44 7.2 Genetic Engineering 156–58 7.3 Stem Cell Technology 158–61 Evaluating stem cell research in light of the Bible scientific discoveries to glorify God and help others 45 7.4 Gene Therapy 161–62 7.5 Fingerprints 163–65 7.6 Genetically Modified Plants 165–67 Stewardship of God-given resources 46 Lab 7a Extraction Lab 7b Analysis** 47 Chapter 7 Test Chapter 8: The History of Life 48 8.1 What Is a Worldview? 168–70 Importance of presuppositions to a worldview
8.2 Worldview Should We Use? 170–74 Christian worldview vs. secular worldview Authority of Scripture Results of believing evolutionary theory Stewardship Declaring God’s Spreading the gospel Showing love for others Need for faith in Christ Creationist presuppositions vs. evolutionist presuppositions 49 8.3 The Beginnings of Evolutionary Theory 174–76 Lab 8 Creationism: My Beliefs and Their Defense** Creation with apparent age God’s Word vs. man’s wisdom 8.4 ’s Theory of Evolution 176–80 Biblical response to environmental determinism Special creation of man God’s glory in creation 50 8.5 Later Developments in Evolutionary Theory 180–88 Role of the Flood in fossil formation God’s design and efficiency in creation 51 8.6 Interpretation of Genesis 189–93 Inerrancy of Scripture Response to nonliteral interpretations of Creation Genesis account of Creation Importance of and support for a literal interpretation of Scripture Authority of Scripture Relevance of the literal Creation account to the Christian faith Intelligent design and biblical Creationism Scripture as the ultimate, unchanging standard 52 8.7 Noah’s Flood and Fossilization 193–99 Genesis account of the Flood Noah’s ark Scripture passages comparing the antediluvian and postdiluvian earth Support for a universal Flood God’s covenant with Noah Noah’s Flood as an explanation for fossilization 53 Chapter 8 Review 54 Chapter 8 Test Chapter 9: The Classification of Organisms 55 9.1 The Classification Hierarchy 202–9 God’s design in creation 9.2 Scientific Names 209–12 56 9.3 The Species 212–16 God’s design in creation Creationist view of speciation
14.4 Plants and Light 326–28 89 14.5 Vegetative Reproduction 328–31 Grafting in the 14.6 Sexual Reproduction 332–39 90 Lab 14 Flowers, Fruits, and Seeds 91 Chapter 14 Review 92 Chapter 14 Test Chapter 15: The Invertebrates Zoology Part I 93 15.1 Characteristics of the Kingdom Animalia 340–42 Adam’s naming of the animals Man’s dominion over animals The Fall’s effect on animals 15.2 Animal Anatomy and Classification 342–44 94 15.3 Phylum Porifera: The Sponges 345–47 15.4 Phylum Cnidaria 347–51 Stewardship 95 Lab 15a Porifera Lab 15b Cnidaria 96 15.5 Phylum Platyhelminthes: The Flatworms 351–57 Jewish dietary laws and trichinosis 15.6 Phylum Nematoda: The Roundworms 357–59 in the Bible 97 15.7 Phylum Annelida: The Segmented 359–62 98 15.8 Phylum Mollusca 362–66 Lab 15c I: Platyhelminthes and Nematoda Lab 15d II: Annelida 15.9 Phylum Echinodermata 366–68 Unique design in echinoderms as evidence for creation 99 Chapter 15 Review 100 Chapter 15 Test Chapter 16: The Arthropods Zoology Part II 101 16.1 Characteristics of Arthropods 369–71 16.2 Subphylum Crustacea 371–73 102 Lab 16a Crustaceans 103 16.3 Subphylum Chelicerata 374–76 16.4 Characteristics of Insects 377–83 God’s design and care of His creation