Believers often dislike religion. Why don't scientists say "I like my science, but I hate organized science"?

Answer 1

I am a scientist and know for a fact of lots of arguements scientists have where people take sides on certain theories and get in journal arguements about things. Also, there is a lot about science that irks me and how research is done and how it is funded. So I guess that is like "not liking organized science". A lot of scientists also have these same dislikes.
American Science research has a long way to go yet. There is still a lot of problems but like religion it is always trying to move forward to better understandings

Answer 2

If science was in the same state as religion, we would not be very advanced in that area as all. The main groups would be declaring that the truth does not change, and that their ideas are good because they have been around for a long time, and were inspired by some genius scientists from the past. Some day maybe religion will mature and become open like science is, to the best in ideas, and training techniques from all sources.

Answer 3

Science is organized. Science is organized knowledge of things in the natural world.

Answer 4

i've got in no way considered any severe declare by using any theist that all and sundry technological understanding is a faith. i could have considered it in jest. i've got faith lots of human beings make a faith out of sections of technological understanding like the evolution theory, only persevering with to have faith each and every little bit of it even whilst confronted with evidence they are incorrect approximately some ingredient. in the event that they "only have faith" as an option to believing yet another view, with out empirical info then that's now no longer technological understanding besides. If that theory fills some place of religion, despite in the event that they do no longer declare a faith, then that theory is faith. Deity isn't continually required in a faith.

Answer 5

once anything is organized, It means you are out of control. You must do what the leader says. I think that is the reason . There are people that enjoy Science but not under the eye of another or group per say.

Answer 6

In some ways scientists do say that.

They may love their line of work, but hate where or how they work, or hate their method or sources of funding, or lack thereof.
There's often a lot of pressure in science too, pressure to conform, to appease peers, rules and regulations to work with or around, ridicule, and more.

Answer 7

Could have something to do with science being very organized. You can't have science without it.

Answer 8

A little bit different matter. All religion, other than the Jewish religion, which was created by God, is made by man and is man’s attempt to please their gods and control other people. All religions have rules, rituals and laws to follow. Every religion believes that they have the answers for redemption. The answer for redemption through religion, lies within man’s ability to perfectly follow it’s teachings which man can not do. Jesus is the only one who followed religion perfectly.

Jesus is God’s way to reach down to mankind with love, forgiveness, acceptance and grace. Jesus is not a religion. He is God and He is the way for man to have fellowship with God.

Answer 9

I love ya NH but think about how long the scientific community argued about what constitutes a planet in our solar system. Scientists have their disagreements too.

Answer 10

There are independent scientists that refuse to kowtow to the demands of venture capitalists, and pursue their own unpopular theories.