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'''Anti-science''' attitudes are criticisms of the institution of science as being totally unworthy and unreliable. In the extreme would be the position that wherever scientific findings disagree with religious ideas, science should routinely be disregarded because, for example, "the Bible is infallible".  
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'''Anti-science''' attitudes are criticisms of the institution of science as being totally unworthy and unreliable. In the extreme would be the position that wherever scientific findings disagree with religious ideas, science should routinely be disregarded because, for example, "the [[Bible]] is infallible".  
    
On the other hand, it is not always ''anti-Science'' to question a particular scientific finding. Rather, it is the essence of the [[scientific method]] that every [[theory]] should be compared with the facts; if a theory makes predictions which do not occur, most scientists would agree that the theory should be discarded or at least modified (see [[Falsification]]).  
 
On the other hand, it is not always ''anti-Science'' to question a particular scientific finding. Rather, it is the essence of the [[scientific method]] that every [[theory]] should be compared with the facts; if a theory makes predictions which do not occur, most scientists would agree that the theory should be discarded or at least modified (see [[Falsification]]).  
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