Science depends on a Christian world view, without which would be unable to function, so scientists that promote ideas, beliefs etc that attack Christianity is in fact hypocrisy.
It is the Christian idea of a consistent reasonable God that delights in man and does not forbid the examination of creation that is behind science.
You will note that I referred to a narrow sector of
Christianity- specifically the yecs- who
depend on anti science to shore up their
faith.
Lots of Christians are quite rational.
I was not talking about the whole
of Christianity or some other narrow slice.
Any suggestion that science needs the yec worldview
is just bonkers.
That cleared up, the whole of your post is still nonsense.
The claimed need for Christianity is nowhere to be seen.
Neither I nor any aspect of science attacks Christianity.
Christians who claim knowledge or support of science then
speak nonsense about it are hypocrites.
As for your consistent and reasonable god, the entire Bible,
right from the first sentence cites exception after exception
to actions neither consistent with each other nor with any
physical law. Likewise with the capricious and arbitrary acts
of " justice" meter out.
Issac Newton, great scientific thinker that he was, was still crippled
by beliefs rooted in what we now understand to be magical thinking.
See " alchemy" where he wasted so much time.
Back to yec, the group identified in my post.
They are much given to simplistic, ill informed
beliefs, and claiming as fact things that are contrary to
all evidence.
Which is what you do in your post there.
What manner of creationist are you?
