One reason the Biblical Worldview is the best worldview is that it tells the future with authority and precision. No other worldview drew such a dramatic picture 1000's of years before it happened in the past. Those who can trust the Bible to accurately reveal the past, can also trust it to reveal the future. The Bible says more about the future than the past. Hope in Man or in a Savior?
The past is the key to the future. If man rose out of slime, became a self-improving ape and now is becoming a self-made superman, against formidable odds, then our hope lies in man to bring us to Utopia in the fture.
But if man was created perfect, placed in a perfect environment and has since diminished, decayed and destroyed himself and his environment, then our only hope is in a coming Savior. (See Rom. 8:20-25)
Hope can take suffering. Hope can bring joy in miserable circumstances. While the believer may suffer in the present world, his hope is in the One who will right all wrongs and who judges righteously.
For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us. (Rom 8:18)
Secular Worldview proponents correctly remind us that the Bible is not a science text. Thank God! Science (from Latin scio: "I know") is by definition man-made knowledge. But the best predictions from the minds of fallen man give us no hope. We need a trustworthy clear motivating hope. We don't need scientific prognosis, we need future history —what will actually happened? The Bible is the best History text of all. What History text writes events before they happen? We need a trustworthy record of the past, explanation of the present and a vision of the future —none is better than the divine revelation.