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Card 6
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What theorists thinks that science is an open belief system?
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Card 7
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By being open, it means science is open to ... F
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Card 8
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Science is able to build on the findings of previous scientists to develop greater theories, this is called ....
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Card 9
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What does Science receive from other institutions that Merton says is the reason for its rapid growth?
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Card 10
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What does Merton call the norm for scientific knowledge to be shared?
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Card 11
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What does Merton call the norm of science to be judged by universal objective criteria (e.g. testing)?
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Card 12
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What does Merton call the way in which scientific knowledge is not sacred but open to questioning?
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Card 13
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If science is an open belief system, what is religion?
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Card 14
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What is an example of religion being a closed belief system?
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Card 15
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What does Polanyi call the way in which each idea in religion is explained by another idea and so forth?
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