Where in the world do believers get this oddly bazaar notion that science is a gift from god?

Question

Does the bible or the Cu’ran say anything at all about god's desire for man to develop science or research?

Here's a sample of what I'm asking about... (an excerpt of a Y/A user's answer.) Where do these notions come from?
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Religions comes from God, the answer comes from God. God created everything in this world, thus he created the answers.

We have brain and ability to think. God choose certain people to have more intelligents to find, research and to produce what we call science. Without God's gifted to the persons, none will know anything at all. Everything is God's will.

Religions is a way God teach human. its where the history, presents and future was stated and thats where humans originate the research of this world. They searching things that been claimed in holy books. They trying to find proves of what been said in holy books. thats where the exploration started.

God teach us through religion.
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Answer 1

It's really logic. If we assume

a) there is a God
b) He Created Everything

we can derive that His creation -- i.e., what human beings have quantified, analyzed, and given a label called "science," is just as much a "gift" as love is a gift, or parents are a gift, or anything else. But of course, the first two assumptions need to be assented to.

Answer 2

WOO HOO!
Apart from the horrid application of the English language, I think that a spell check would be in order. I mean "Cu'ran"?
In a backhanded way, yes, science is a gift from God. We, as created in God's image (figuratively) have the ability to study our world, and discover much of it's mechanisms. While science is a continuous process of learning and correction, it is in a way, a gift from God that the universe has order, and that order is at once logical, and open to dicovery.

Answer 3

Science is a wonderful gift from God because we can learn about all of his marvelous creations. We can also learn of what man is creating (with the help from God) nowadays. Science is amazing just like our God.

Answer 4

Probably from verses like this one.

James 1:17 Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change.

Answer 5

technological understanding and faith are "nicely matched" because of the fact they characterize 2 perspectives on the comparable reality. technological understanding is truly like the blueprints of a development and religon is truly like the architects drawings. you won't be able to construct the development without the bluepreints in spite of the undeniable fact that this is mandatory be attentive to what the architect's layout looks like. technological understanding bargains with "how" and faith bargains with "why". technological understanding can't answer a question approximately objective and faith shouldn't attempt to respond to a question approximately technique. whilst one tries to do the different, they the two look stupid.

Answer 6

This life is a gift from God. The science is part of it.

Answer 7

God created an orderly, (more or less) comprehensible universe. Therefore, we're able to study it in a logical way.

Answer 8

science is the study of the physical world ryt ... God created it therefore science is the study of Gods creation ...

Answer 9

Science is good so long as it dose not counter dict holy tradition or church law.

Answer 10

You know extremists say stupid things. Does that continue to suprise you to this day, sir?