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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. See also: [[Atheism and science]].  

'''Atheistic science''' is a circular 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 refuses to view experimental observations with an open mind when they go against the atheistic theories. See also: [[Atheism and science]].  

Scientific knowledge is gathered through observation and experimentation.  Data is then interpreted and explained by theories.  Some people interpret data while keeping Biblical teachings in mind.  Other people build theories through mathematical models and equations.  Yet, other scientists do both.

Scientific knowledge is properly gathered through observation and experimentation without assuming what one purports to confirm.  But atheistic science is a futile exercise in circular reasoning, as atheistic assumptions dominate the process.

The people who adopt theories without regard to the Bible practice '''atheistic science'''.  Those theories may result in equations that fit the known data, but when the equations are extrapolated beyond what can be observed could lead to absurd results.  Because man did not record data from the start of the universe, nor can man observe data from the far reaches of the universe, man will never have complete answers to all scientific questions.  In the absence of direct observation, man must either interpret the Bible to inform his beliefs or rely on theoretical calculation that can extrapolate data to absurd extremes.

The people who adopt theories without regard to the Bible practice '''atheistic science'''.  Those theories may result in equations that fit the known data, but when the equations are extrapolated beyond what can be observed could lead to absurd results.  Because man did not record data from the start of the universe, nor can man observe data from the far reaches of the universe, man will never have complete answers to all scientific questions.  In the absence of direct observation, man must either interpret the Bible to inform his beliefs or rely on theoretical calculation that can extrapolate data to absurd extremes.