Where did the universe come from? Atheistic origin science has no answer.

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the scientific method has it's limitations. for instance, nothing can be found out about eschatology which is future oriented: death, afterlife, how the universe ends, the eternal state. and how does one determine that it's true? by hearing or reading it.

Yes, science is limited to the things we can detect in some form or another. Anything outside of that can be made up, since there is no way to verify it. Which is why humans have worshiped thousands (probably millions) of gods throughout our existence.

And no, we do not determine that the unknowable is true by "hearing or reading it." That doesn't make any sense at all.

wouldn't and doesn't make sense using the scientific method. if one were to do a thought experience employing the 5 senses to determine God's existence, they would concluded it couldn't be done (for instance a visual manifestation); hence, God uses scripture to convey to a person's spirit and conscious that what they are hearing or reading is truth. so for finding eschatological answers, the research tactics are changed.

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the scientific method has it's limitations. for instance, nothing can be found out about eschatology which is future oriented: death, afterlife, how the universe ends, the eternal state. and how does one determine that it's true? by hearing or reading it.

Actually, through science, we do know how the universe ends.

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