Is science atheism?

I'll reply here to Message 92 by marc9000 in the earlier thread. I can't say that I saw any meltdown. My own reaction to the book was to borrow it from my school library, and read it. Sorry, but I did not find Behe's argument to be at all persuasive.I did think the biologists over-reacted to the Sternberg peer review controversy, where a yawn might have been a more appropriate response.

You are probably some kind of Old Earth Creationist, which means that you mostly accept the science. Yes, that's very different from the kind of creationism that marc9000 is arguing.

As far as I know, they do not oppose creationism as broadly understood. What they oppose is creationism narrowly understood and taught in science classes in public schools contrary to the first amendment non-establishment clause.

You sure did.If you ever manage to find your way back to reality, you might learn that the liberals are not out to get you. Your cult has been feeding you a bunch of ridiculous nonsense, and you have been swallowing it hook, line and sinker.

No, it isn't a belief. Perhaps not. Atheism is a rejection of particular kinds of belief. And if you have never heard of them, then there isn't anything to reject. No, it isn't.I usually call myself agnostic or non-religious to avoid that kind of misunderstanding. But I have no particular belief stance with respect to religion. I have not ruled out the possibility that there's a god, but I also have not ruled it in because there's no persuasive evidence. So I remain neutral.What belief stance do you take me as having?

What is this belief that atheists supposedly have? You are confused between "atheist" and "anti-theist". There are plenty of atheists who are not anti-theist and who have not ruled out the possibility that there's a god.

There is a distinction. One can be an agnostic theist.However, personally, I just use "agnostic" or "non-religious" because those terms cause less confusion.

What mandate is that?I know quite a few liberals who do not favor reparations. And they do not favor it for good liberal reasons.