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I think both are secular since it talks about evolving and dosent talk about the creating of god it talks more about chemistry
-Luis Rodriguez

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Mae cunnungham
I think Carl saga is secular, since he mentions us coming from the sea, and how we are made from star fragments or dust, how the cosmos is within us, calling us....
I think bbc chemistry is also secular, because it mentions the big bang, and has no mention of God

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i think both are secular. i didn’t really notice anything about God it all sounded like an evolution pov. -carlee cruz

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The Carl Saga and the Chemistry 1  had a secular worldview because they do not talk about God. The first video he talks about the age of cosmos and the second man uses chemistry to answer how the world was made. - ANGIE

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Admatha Providence
I think Car Sagan is a secular worldview because he mentions that “our future depends powerfully on how well we understand the cosmos in which we float like a more of dust in the morning sky
Episode 1 Is a secular worldview because he says “everything from the diversity of nature to the complexity of man was made from just 92 elements”

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Robby Cordes-The Carl Saga video would be a biblical worldview because at one point he mention a story and that story was the beginning of mankind, and in the Chemistry video is a secular worldview because throughout the whole video he only relate to the elements.

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Jayden Alberty-I think both videos are secular because neither of the videos talked about how god created the human race. The first video talked about the cosmos while the second video talked about chemistry.

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I think both videos are secular because the first video he talks about coming from the ocean . And the second video they use chemistry to answer the worlds questions. Evan Sierra

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Carl saga has a secular worldview is his video because he kept mention cosmic energy and didn’t bring up god not once
Second video was secular to because all he talked about was elements - Brian T

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I believe both videos are secular. The reason being the first video he talks about evolving and coming from the stars and the ocean. The second video he is using chemistry to answer what the world is made of. -Cooper Cadorette

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Carl Saga is an avowed naturalist, so my assumptions before watching the video would be that he would have a secular worldview. After watching the video, it can be confidently stated that he does indeed have a secular worldview, as he speaks about the theory of evolution. The second video mentions the big bang theory, and its credibility, making it secular.

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I think both are secular Since it talks about evolving and dosent talk about the creating of god it talks more about chemistry

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I think both of the videos are Secular. The first one talks about evolving. The Second video talks about how people where made. (Nichalas Rawls, II)

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The first video is secular as Carl talks about evolution and talks about the cosmos and eternity. The second one is also secular as one it just talks about chemical evolution and two that website though O_O - Elijah Lopez

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one video is talking of evolution and the other is talking about like the big bang theory .

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i think both are secular because it talks about evolution and how it shapes the universe
lydia

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The first video is secular because because in the video the  guy talks about the earth evolving. Th second video is secular because the guy talks about how humans are made from elements and chemicals. -Grace Thomas

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I think both videos are secular because  neither videos talked about how it was God who created us. In the first videos it just talked about cosmos and the second uses chemistry

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Both videos are Secular. The first video talks about evolving and changing while we don’t matter. The second video is made by someone on an atheist website 😂.

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Carl Saga has a secular world view because he says the age of the cosmos are beyond human understanding lost somewhere between immensity and eternity. Chemistry episode 1 has a secular worldview also he is using chemistry to answer his unknown question of what the world is made of.

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I think the second one is secular because it is found on atheistmediadotcom.

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I think the first one is secular because it talks about evolving and nothing really matters in the grand scheme of things.

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Things to ask yourself while you watch this clip: How does a scientist's worldview affect the way he/she does his/her science?

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Things to ask yourself as you watch this clip: How has human history affected the development of chemistry? Think about the places where chemistry advanced over time.

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BBC | Chemistry: A Volatile History | Ep1 Discovering the Elements (1 of 6)