Scientific Theory For Dummies

You are still deluding yourself that science has some war against religion. Lots of scientists don't like Dawkins, either, and wish he would shut up.When practicing science, in other words, when they're working, scientists don't think about religion, just as when plumbers and electricians are working they're not thinking about religion, even fervent evangelical plumbers and electricians.Most scientists have no problem with religion, and many scientists are religious anyway. What scientists have a problem with is religious apologists promoting religion as science. They're not against your religion's religion. They're against your religion's unevidenced "science."--Percy

I think I'm going to have to concur with Nwr that you have a persecution complex where facts play only a small role, so I'm going to demur from further attempts at rational dialog with you.--Percy

Aside from Dawkins, the most prominent practicing scientists in the creation/evolution debate that I can think of are Stephen Jay Gould (now deceased) and Ken Miller, both very friendly to religion.And of course the Methodists and Catholics must be atheists, too, since they have no problem with evolution or the rest of modern science.--Percy

Both science and history try to figure out and explain the real world. Theology is trying to figure things out about the spiritual world. Problems only arise when people use theology to figure out and explain the real world.--Percy