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== Scientific Laws ==
 
== Scientific Laws ==
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A widely accepted scientific model which is absolute, and has never been disproved by repeatable observations is considered a [[Scientific Law]].  Examples of [[Scientific Law]]s include Boyle's Law, and the conservation laws in classical mechanics.  Laws are typically a single mathematical equation, and provide the foundation for problem solving in the [[Natural Sciences]].
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A widely accepted scientific model which is seems absolute, and has never been disproved by repeatable observations is considered a [[Scientific Law]].  Examples of [[Scientific Law]]s include Boyle's Law, Evolution (non-Darwinian), and the conservation laws in classical mechanics.  Laws are typically a single mathematical equation, and provide the foundation for problem solving in the [[Natural Sciences]].
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