Of the next physics fraud (cold fusion anyone?) or the next chemistry fraud (got an additive that will make your car get 100 MPG?)
Scientific frauds happen. So do other types. The difference is that science has structures to ferret them out and, once discovered, excludes the data from the body.
Not so religion. Scientology continues to operate in the open. As does the LDS.
Well the rules appear to be different for the Evo subject - simply because much of the outright fraud continues to be presented factually in public-school (and even university level) textbooks. I have not noticed this trend with any other area of science.
Science does not have a text whereby it may judge the truth of a matter. Whatever structures science may have to ferret out fraud may be fraudulent, too. Is it supposed to be some kind of wonder that science perpetrated a fraud, and then corrected it? To the extent science seeks out something other than intelligent design it will not make heads or tails of an intelligible universe. The physical world behaves according to laws established by a lawgiver. To the extent science chooses to discard this paradigm (which happens to be in accord with the biblical texts) it will veer into either fraud or philsophies of vapid, perhaps harmful, import.