If God created gravity independently of matter, space, and time, but we can still account for all physical evidence and empirical observations, then we've refuted part of theoretical Physics.
Creation and Evolution
The plan for WHY? is a year-long daily devotional in which divine creation and it's entropic decay pivot on the fall of man, the disobedience of Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden.
Science Falsely So Called
If God testifies that science falsely so called is a thing, then that means that science must also be a thing. Science is that which may be known about the one true God.
Immanuel Velikovsky
Immanuel Velikovsky reconciled science and the Bible as an atheist. His name is universally scorned but not because he was wrong, because no one wanted to hear what he had to say.
Peer Review is Beyond Irrelevant
We frequently say that we're here to destroy the theoretical foundation of popular science (SciPop). This comes up on Twitter when someone suggests: "Have your work peer reviewed and then I might take it seriously. "
I Don’t Need Proof
We're frequently challenged to prove the existence of God, but there's two reasons why it's neither necessary to do this: 1. We don’t need proof because we have faith, 2. Proof of God won’t help, God requires faith.
The New Scientific Knowledge
Knowledge and facts are things which ought to be true regardless of what we believe about God or the origin of the universe. Therefore, something which is only true in the popular science paradigm (SciPop) isn't knowledge.
Faith = Evidence
You don't need to have faith in something if you can see it. Faith is needed when we can't see. However, that has nothing to do with evidence. As such, faith is believing in what you can't see because of evidence.
Evidence
One of the best examples of how evidence is used incorrectly in the popular science paradigm (SciPop) is the worldwide distribution of sedimentary deposits and the evidence of Noah's flood.
Faith
Current popular science (SciPop) propaganda is that "faith is belief without evidence." However we all have the same evidence (Matty's razor) so the meme fails as a definition of faith.
