A. A scientific theory cannot be accepted until it has been proven true beyond all doubt. B. A scientific theory must explain a wide variety of phenomena observed in the natural world. C. A scientific theory should be based on natural processes and should not invoke the supernatural or divine. D. A scientific theory must make testable predictions that, if found to be incorrect, could lead to its own modification or demise.|||hahahahah is this for ASTR 152 OL with Choudhary???|||A B C. Only D is part of a good scientific theory.|||B|||A -- No good. Not all theories are factual, nor are all theories non-factual. B - Is kind of right, though I'd argue with the "wide variety" part. C - Absolutely correct, the divine has no place in science. D - Is part of the actual definition.

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