science says "we cannot predict the future".
May be it is an off-the cuff opinion of a man of science. it may in other words an expression of limitation of science.
Nevertheless to prove that that what I have colored in magenta it belongs to science then:
- One is to quote from a textbook of science where it is mentioned it does say it
- One is to quote from a peer reviewed article published in a journal of repute of science to show it does say it
- One is to quote the discipline of science which is related to it
Please
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Take all of that out and just say "science studies common sense."
Without belief in godly revelation, can you predict the future 100 percent correct without making educated guesses and coincidences that don't follow through in a constant pattern?
Can you take playing cards and dictate what all 52 cards are face down before you flip it?
I can do two cards, three at most but that depends on if I have seen the cards already, then I have a 50 percent chance (if 2) of getting the correct answer or less than that with three cards. However, by revelation of a good prophecy (predicting a card and it's actually correct), humans seem to have a play in revelation
without the need for god.
Science just studies these different aspects. You can look up peer reviews and reports but there are
people like yourself who do these reports and everything. Where in science does it say it supports
godly revelation?
The information I gave you above isn't godly. It's just part of life. That's the study of science, life not god. If my luck is godly and science says it isn't possible to predict a card that I can 100 percent correct, that's a contradiction. If god says that jesus will appear in 1,000 year and its 2016, I don't need to study it (science) to know that the prophecy is not real.
And I can go on.