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* '''That the universe is orderly'''. The Bible teaches that God is not the the author of confusion.<ref>{{Bible ref|1_Corinthians|14|33}}</ref> Some other views (e.g. atheistic views) hold that the universe is the result of chance or that the gods are capricious (e.g. ancient Greek religion).
* '''That the universe is orderly'''. The Bible teaches that God is not the the author of confusion.<ref>{{Bible ref|1_Corinthians|14|33}}</ref> Some other views (e.g. atheistic views) hold that the universe is the result of chance or that the gods are capricious (e.g. ancient Greek religion).
* '''That mankind may investigate the universe'''. Some religions believe that the creation itself is divine, whereas the Bible teaches that God gave man dominion over creation.<ref>{{Bible ref|Genesis|1|28}}</ref>
* '''That mankind may investigate the universe'''. Some religions believe that the creation itself is divine, whereas the Bible teaches that God gave man dominion over creation.<ref>{{Bible ref|Genesis|1|28}}</ref>
* '''That our thoughts are rational'''. The Bible teaches that God made man in His image<ref>{{Bible ref|Genesis|1|26}}</ref>, whereas atheism believes that our thoughts are the result of a series of accidents, and our thoughts are merely chemical processes.
* '''That our thoughts are rational'''. The Bible teaches that God made man in His image<ref>{{Bible ref|Genesis|1|26}}</ref>, whereas atheism believes that our thoughts are the result of a series of accidents, and our thoughts are merely electrochemical processes.
== Types of science ==
== Types of science ==