Which of the following is TRUE regarding faith-based beliefs and scientific theories?
A) Both faith-based beliefs and scientific theories can be proven.
B) Scientific theories are not modifiable, but faith-based beliefs are.
C) Any and all faith-based beliefs can be disproven, but scientific theories cannot.
D) Faith-based beliefs can become scientific theories.
E) Any and all scientific theories can be disproven, but faith-based beliefs cannot.
E
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