It has been my understanding that a foundation of scientific theory is ability 
to recreate results. As in, Scientist A does an experiment, says Eureka!, and 
publishes an article. Scientist B reads the article, follows A's original 
methodology and and achieves the same results. Then we say, 'ah ha! this is 
something which science can stand behind, like the law of gravity.'

The Journal of Judeo-Christianity, Vol. 1, No. 2, describes Moses going to Mt 
Sinai and receiving the Ten Commandments. No one has ever managed to 
recreate this result.


And while I'm being snarky, let me also say you may wish to consult the 
Conservapedia ("The Trustworthy Encyclopedia) for proper definitions of faith 
(http://www.conservapedia.com/Faith), belief 
(http://www.conservapedia.com/Belief) or theory 
(http://www.conservapedia.com/Theory).


Bonnie Loshbaugh
Americorps Volunteer
The Center For Wooden Boats
www.cwb.org
206.382.2628

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