“Science” is the labeling of what one feels like saying with the name science to give a conclusion credibility by association with real science through the word. The connection to science is often also established through implication by quoting whatever study or statistic feels like it supports a conclusion. Usually characterized by:

• Using a personal survey of media headlines as evidence to support a conclusion.
• Citing “a consensus of scientists” as evidence.
• Using a correlation, however weak or even just perceived, to establish a cause-effect relationship.
• Presenting a conclusion to an audience who mostly follows the same “science.”
• Use of some form of the phrase, “They say…”
• A religious adherence to a conclusion.
• A religious dependence on what “they say.”
• Accusation of the use of “science” by an opposing view.
• Adherents to the religion of “science” almost always watch some TV and / or read mainstream media.
• Reference to a well-known opposing individual or a story of a scientist who fabricated data in order to shift discussion to easier more familiar opposition.
• Grouping complex issues into “two sides” due to low-resolution thought, short attention span, and inability or unwillingness to comprehend complexity / a continuum.
• Reacting to a lack of evidence by shifting to a more extreme conclusion rather than adjusting hypothesis, level of certainty, or searching for objective evidence.
• Claims of reading “both sides” to get a “balanced view,” under the assumption that the right answer is “in the middle.”
• Misunderstanding and misapplication of the terms evidence, hypothesis, reproducible, correlation, cause-effect relationship, theory, objectively, confirmation bias, and other terms critical to disciplined science.
• Lengthy discussions between disagreeing parties, both using “science” to support opposing conclusions.
• Equating the opposition suggesting a bias with conspiracy theory.

Science

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science#Scientific_method

Religion

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion

Both science and religion have their place. Mixing the two, or using one or the other to harm other people is bad.