Science does not accuse religion of anything. Some scientists (who may be religions) may accuse some other religious persons of confusing a description of a moral foundation for the universe (which must be accepted and practiced by creatures with free will) with a description of the physical origin of the universe (which exists independently and does not depend upon those creatures).

What the **** does “Why does 2+2=4?” have to do with maths.

Also That’s why we say if our textbooks aren’t the best in their field, then they’re not Christian enough, because everyone knows that christianity=right.

Um, cockamamie or not …

http://www.hightestscores.com/christian-textbooks/christian-math.htm

Bob Jones University Press: “Who needs a Christian math book? You do.”

… “2 + 2 equals 4 whether you’re a Christian or not,” right? To most people that phrase sums up their belief that in certain areas there need be no difference between a Christian textbook and a non-Christian one. But what 2 + 2 equals is only a tiny piece of math. Far more important questions in math would be “Why does 2 + 2 = 4″ or “Why does it matter?” Questions like those are the stuff of a worldview, something all textbooks — even math ones — communicate, and those questions will be answered differently by different worldviews.