[js1138]

Drives the Darwinists and materialists nuts, as if science cannot function in an environment where the laws of physics just might demonstrate some downright unreasonable behavior on occasion.

What's it gonna be? Bleeding statues, Images in church windows? On cheese sandwiches?

Feater, Fester, Fester. Science can only examing phenomena that follow regal patterns. When science examines a spoon bender or a bleeding statue, or claims of global flood evidence, you accuse science of being anti-God.

Of course science will investigate these things, but the only thing science is opposed to, in the long run, is ignorance.

[Fester Chugabrew]

Bleeding statues, Images in church windows? On cheese sandwiches?

Neither of the above. Neither are mentioned in the biblical texts. I have no problem with science investigating the physical universe as it exists. It should be aware, however, that ocasions will come along when it cannot explain diversions from the norm. To the extent it is unwilling to shuck its presuppositions it is bound to reject certain aspects of reality. Meanwhile it's got enough to do without indulging creationism and evolutionism.