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[[File:Newton.png|thumb|alt=scientific foreknowledge in the bible|250px|[[Isaac Newton]], cornerstone of the [[scientific revolution]], based his research on the scientific authority of the Bible and sought enlightenment in scripture.]]‎
 
[[File:Newton.png|thumb|alt=scientific foreknowledge in the bible|250px|[[Isaac Newton]], cornerstone of the [[scientific revolution]], based his research on the scientific authority of the Bible and sought enlightenment in scripture.]]‎
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'''Biblical scientific foreknowledge''' is how the [[Bible]] shows a comprehension of [[science|scientific]] knowledge far ahead of its time.  ''Biblical scientific foreknowledge illustrates what is possible.''
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'''Biblical scientific foreknowledge''' is insights that the [[Bible]] provided that anticipated later [[science|scientific]] advances.  ''Biblical scientific foreknowledge illustrates what is possible.''
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[[Bible denier]]s — such as [[atheist]]s and [[evolution]]ists — engage in [[liberal denial]] about the many truths in the Bible.  '''''Their irrational [[Essay:Quantifying Openmindedness|closed-mindedness]] against the Bible obstructs the advancement of science'''''.
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Although there are important examples when passages in the Bible foresaw subsequent techonology, there are other passages that show devine intervention which would be very difficult for man to replicate with technology.  While human ingenuity can make a great deal possible over time, the Bible teaches that man and God have separate powers and capabilities.
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'''Biblical scientific foreknowledge''' has another benefit: it facilitates improvements in the translation of verses that describe scientific-related events, such as [[Jesus]]'s [[Essay:Calming the Storm|Calming the Storm]], the reference to the universe in [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)#1:10-11|Hebrews 1:10]], and the changing of [[Essay:Water into Wine|water into wine]] at the wedding feast.
      
== Geology ==
 
== Geology ==
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