A common refrain in Paul Graham's work is that Christianity (and, in particular, Evangelical Christianity) is anti-science. 

What do you guys think about this?

A common refrain in Paul Graham's work is that Christianity (and, in particular, Evangelical Christianity) is anti-science. 

What do you guys think about this? https://www.paulgraham.com/addiction.html

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I suspect that PG is responding to a certain brand of American Evangelicalism that used to have a lot of cultural power (and so was the default face of American Christianity) and used to be indeed very anti-science.

I suspected as much. Rather a shame that.

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I suspected as much. Rather a shame that.
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I understand why he and many others hold this view. 

The fact is there’s a large portion of the population that claim a Christian worldview, are immensely vocal, often uneducated on the issues and have strong opinions, strongly held.

It's not a good look.

Attacking a strawman to a certain extent. Jay Leno had this segment called JayWalking where he'd highlight the dumbest people on the street, but there's a good amount of filtering to get to that choice group.