logansrun	Re: Re: JW scientist banned from Institute's WebSite because of Creationistic Views
	Ed, Scientists don't exactly "decide" how data is to be interpreted; much more is involved.  Science has progressively evolved over hundreds of years; it's a system that is intense and rigerous, though not perfect.  Certain axioms such as replication, mathematical consistency and Occam's razor are involved.  To compare the rigors of science and logic to theology is like comparing apples and bulldozers.  To press this point further: scientists are always on the hunt for a "great breakthrough", something that will be instrumental in the scientific world.  But, this breakthrough would have to be in keeping with the standards that have been working for hundreds of years.  Creationism is not science, it's theology.  Therefore, it has no place in the scientific world.  By the way, are you a creationist? Bradley
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