ANTI-CHRISTIAN BIAS IN SCIENCE;

In the October 1994 issue of Omni (a popular/public science magazine) there is an article titled "Science and Religion."   This article is about a man who went on to receive a Ph.D. in physics despite being told by his professor; "he had the potential to be a first class scientist if only he could jettison his Christianity."   There is anti-Christian bias in colleges.   Read about a professor who had to fight for her job because of her faith (about 40% of the way down the site page.)

The student refused to do what was suggested and got his Ph.D. anyway.   How many others, however, are pushed away from science or barred from top science positions where the direction of science is determined, just because they believe in God?  No wonder polls of scientists show that less than half of physicists believe in God.  Students who do believe in God are often pushed out of science into other fields of endeavor.  It is not surprising, therefore, that less than half of scientists believe in God.  That does not come from the reality of actual science, but science community bias which discourages students of faith from entering the profession.  The threat of bias in colleges is not just in science.  There are many professors with extreme left bias who are a threat to the United States.   Right wing bias is usually at least more open.   Dangerous Professors.

A scientist with the following incredible credentials says; "If you really study science, it will bring you closer to God."  His name is J. Tour, professor of chemistry, with a Ph.D. in organic chemistry and post doctoral studies at Stanford and the University of Wisconsin!  Professor Tour also says "Only a rookie who knows nothing about science would say science takes away from faith."  This professor is an expert in molecules.  He also says; "I stand in awe of God because of what he has done through his creation."

Also on the positive side, the truths of science are beginning to produce a change in the attitude of scientists towards religion (read second paragraph from bottom.

Handling anti-Christian bias in the classroom.

Academic Freedom Organization.

"Godless"  Read chapters 7 thru 11 of this book if you don't believe science is atheistically biased beyond the basic philosophy which should govern science.  This book is hard right in its views, but the basic messages about left wing bias in atheistic science  are mostly true.

High school bias against teaching student the truth and possible alternative to Darwinian macroevolution.

Anti-Christian bias in higher education.  Problems and Solutions.

National Academy of Science Atheistic Bias (We do not recommend buying the book.  This is just to give the reader insight on the bias against faith in the scientific leadership.)

Academic Freedom and the Religious Professor.

Bias even against those who dare to question the breadth of Darwinism.

Christians need to stand up for law, justice, and their moral values.

Being a Christian in Science

Christians In Science.