Do you mean you are thinking of forming an hypothesis, gathering quantitative data, and testing it somehow? I have to say that seems like an odd approach to studying The Bible. Or do you simply mean forming questions and then looking for the answers in the Bible? I suppose that would be what the "scientific method" really is about, to state it simply. Well, a scientific approach also should keep personal bias and subjective observations out of the equation, so to speak. That would actually be very beneficial in studying the Bible, I think. You wouldn't go into it with a preconceived intent to discredit it, as it seems some scientifically-inclined individuals have done.
Something I would like to point out about the Bible is that it was obviously not written to be a science textbook. It was written to be understood by people from all levels of learning, from all cultures, all types of people. To me, that is part of its genius.
However, when it does touch on scientific matters it is actually quite factual, matching up with proven science.
the scientific method used in mental behavior
indirect
scientific method
The Bible is not being used in the scientific method. It is an important historical document however.
Method used to conduct scientific experiments.
Well, you can experiment on the precepts taught by the bible. You could find the question you need an answer to, you can gather information, you can make an educated guess, you can experiment based on the question, you can gather information, and you can come up with a conclusion. But, instead, you should rather use the spiritual method. In this manner, you study the bible, ponder upon it's precepts, ask god in faith to teach you the things which it teaches, through the holy spirit.
There was really no Scientific method used as we do now in Science, and the Europeans were mostly influenced by the Arabs who used a system similar to our scientific method used today.
Lots of inventions use the scientific method.
scientific method
A process in which scientists father facts through observations and formulate scientific hypotheses that may eventually become theories.
The scientific method is most often used to investigate the universe and all things in it. The limitation of this method is that it isn't always easy to study cause and effect relationships. It is effective because it takes into consideration most aspects of study and observation.
A scientific "abstract" is merely a summary of the study conducted while "explorative strategy" is a method used in scientific study. Whether or not this strategy is used the definition of "abstract" in the scientific sense remains the same. See examples of abstracts for explorative strategy studies at links below.