I don't see the difference so much in the methodology as in the kind of reality one wants to observe. The sciences have the experimental part, which is a metho

I don't see the difference so much in the methodology as in the kind of reality one wants to observe. The sciences have the experimental part, which is a method made possible by the kind of phenomena you observe. As far as religion is concerned, I don't want to oversimplify, as I think we run the risk of lumping everything together, as there are different interpretations as to what a religion is.