The exploration of the meaning of 'concurrence' between the Biblc a ndrnscience has not been given attention, or has not been an attraction tornthose who love reading literature. The research problem high lights thcrnnotion wh ich brings to the fore that the Bib le and science (the ge nre ofrnscience fi ction) have much in common and are not as divergent as theyrnmay seem with respect to their literary features.rnIt is rather difficu lt to give an account of a 'specific' period, but it isrnobvious that for a very long time, the Bible presumably, for itsrn'sacredness', is assumed to be a book not to be investigated or questioned.rnPeople are not encouraged to read the book even around churches, wherernthe Christian faith is proclaimed. The conventions in ge nera l held thernvision or belief tha t it is better to leave the Bible as it is . Nevertheless, thernBible has special qualities that are too 'good' to be ignored , not to mentionrnits being the Word of God'. It possesses literary qualities of highrnexcellence and shares the features that other types of the art represent.rnThrough the sentiments it develops in us, we continue with a sense ofrnhope, resolution and promise in our lives . These are the riches we sharernand benefit from reading the Bible. We also improve our balance ofrnreasoning and develop self-esteem.rnScience, which developed later, on the other hand, is a lso gIven lessrnconsideration. The reason behind, I suppose, is that basically, science isrnnot a form of 'art', but it is introduced as a subject bearing advancedrnknowledge. Its emergence, however, gives rise to science fiction. This isrnhow the theme of science is ascribed and became a genre of literature.rnPeople in the writing vocation a re attracted since then and even today itsrninf1uence penetrates in the literary world that science fi ction outshinesrnother forms of writing. The li terariness in science fiction also recountsrnsimilar qualities in the narratives of its various forms.