A.it tells them the truths of the world

B.it gives them the confidence they need

C.it is consistent with their existing beliefs

D.it confirms their certainties about the world

A.Historians are to find the weakness of science

B.Scientific findings are infrequently challenged

C.Uncertainties prevent science from progressing

D.Doubt fosters a better understanding of the world

A.being present everywhere

B.the distinct character

C.being the specific one

D.the inherent quality

A.researchers are usually selfless heroes

B.we should not hold firm belief in science

C.there should be no error in scientific work

D.science needs discussion and disagreement

A.derived

B.prevented

C.separated

D.generated

A.many seemingly outlandish hypotheses are actually credible

B.the so-called nihilism is practically a varied form of relativism

C.scholars can manipulate the scientific method to yield desired results

D.a democratic marketplace of ideas is usually hidden behind relativism

A.sensitive

B.changing frequently

C.innovative

D.not caring about others

A.A journal

B.A circular

C.An anthology

D.A brochure

A.Sarcastic

B.Objective

C.Passionate

D.Humorous

A.What Blind Scientism Is

B.The Importance of Science

C.Science Versus Religion

D.Doubt Is Essential to Science