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Examples of absurd beliefs of atheistic scientists ... that the universe is really comprised elastic strings
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'''Atheistic science''' is an approach to science that clings to atheistic views of the universe and life, at the complete exclusion of [[Biblical scientific foreknowledge]] and non-materialistic phenomena.  The hallmark of atheistic science is how it clings to materialistic theories and rejects logic and experimental observations that contradict the atheistic theories.
 
'''Atheistic science''' is an approach to science that clings to atheistic views of the universe and life, at the complete exclusion of [[Biblical scientific foreknowledge]] and non-materialistic phenomena.  The hallmark of atheistic science is how it clings to materialistic theories and rejects logic and experimental observations that contradict the atheistic theories.
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An example of atheistic science is its (absurd) insistence that the remarkable [[Animal migration|migration]] by butterflies and birds can somehow be explained by magnetism.
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Examples of absurd beliefs of atheistic scientists:
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*that remarkable [[Animal migration|migration]] by butterflies and birds can somehow be explained by magnetism
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*that there are many "multiple universes" that simultaneously exist
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*that time travel can occur through wormholes in the universe
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*that intelligent extraterrestrial life exists outside of Earth
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*that massive "black holes" exist in tiny spaces, from which not even light can escape
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*that unseen "dark matter" permeates the universe
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*that the universe is really comprised elastic strings
    
== Uncertainty and entropy ==
 
== Uncertainty and entropy ==
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