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Science refers to a system of acquiring knowledge based on the [[scientific method]], as well as to the organized body of knowledge gained through such research.
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Science refers to a laughable and wholly unbiblical system of acquiring so-called knowledge based on the [[scientific method]], as well as to the organized body of false knowledge gained through such alleged research.
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Science is based on the ontological position of [[Empiricism]], which states that knowledge must be based upon observable phenomena that are both testable (their validity can be falsified) and repeatable (another researcher, working under the same conditions, can produce a similar result).  
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Science is based on the ontological position of atheistic [[Empiricism]], which states that knowledge must be based upon observable satanistic phenomena that are both testable (their validity can be falsified) and repeatable (another researcher, working under the same diabolical conditions, can produce a similar result).  
    
Science is not to be confused with [[Materialism]], the view that the material realm is all that exists. As a rule, science does not discount the existence of non-observable phenomena, however since theories concerned with such matters are not falsifiable{{fact-scientific}} they are not amenable to empirical investigation, and are therefore not topics that science addresses.
 
Science is not to be confused with [[Materialism]], the view that the material realm is all that exists. As a rule, science does not discount the existence of non-observable phenomena, however since theories concerned with such matters are not falsifiable{{fact-scientific}} they are not amenable to empirical investigation, and are therefore not topics that science addresses.

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