[xm177e2]

By the way, you believe in God, yes?

What does that have to do with logic? If you can't put biases aside to look at logic, you have no business talking about what science is or is not.

Part of science is accepting results as you find them, not demanding in advance that they conform to some stupid religious crackpottery.

[gobucks]

"What does that have to do with logic? If you can't put biases aside to look at logic, you have no business talking about what science is or is not."

So, the only true knowledge is that as defined by those who practice 'science', and I have no business talking about it? Interesting claim. Are you a leftist science teacher?

But what if you learn things in ways that have nothing to do with logic? For example, your wedding day and wedding night; no scientist on earth is going to be able to be logical with you in such a way that you are 'logically' prepared for what you will experience.

Or, for example, the day you watch your daughter being born. I could go on. Revelations have little to do with logic.