20 节关于科学的圣经经文，以及神提出问题的四个章节

The Bible treats the natural world as orderly, knowable and worth studying, though it never presents itself as a science textbook. Its longest passage on nature, Job 38 to 41, is a series of questions God puts to Job about the foundations of the earth, the stars, the weather and wild animals, with no explanations attached. The twenty verses below cover those questions, a world that can be read, a world that follows fixed patterns, the mandate to study and…