Hundreds of thousands of researchers, educators, and doctors will take to the streets tomorrow, holding nerdy signs and sporting pins with slogans like “I Believe in Science.”
For many of them, that's not all they believe in. Evangelicals' involvement in the upcoming March for Science reflects their unique place in the sector. Despite all the motivations and concerns they share with their secular counterparts, there's still some tension over how their faith fits in a field built on empirical facts—especially as the movement employs those facts toward political ends.
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