It's ideology, not science.
The original moon race was, of course, far more about ideology than science.
Challenge the Challengers: Find inspiration in these stories of students who challenged policies that mix ideology with science teaching.
The Lysenko story serves as a powerful warning against the collusion of ideology and science, a threat that is very much with us today.
It took time before the assault by second-wave feminists effectively challenged the ideology that science was unaffected by the affiliations of class, religion, race and gender.
In Port Washington, on Long Island, Saturday morning, where she accepted the endorsement by the League of Conservation Voters, Mrs. Clinton skewered the Republican leadership in Washington for "putting ideology before science" in addressing global climate change.
But in a forthcoming book, two evolutionary scientists say this view is born of ideology, not science, and is "based on empirically erroneous, even mythological, ideas about human development, behavior and psychology".
By signing an executive order repealing the nearly eight-year-old ban, Obama cheered patients, doctors and scientists who maintained that Bush had substituted ideology for science and had set back critical medical research in order to placate conservative supporters.
That distinction between ideology and science not only helps clarify the strengths and weaknesses of the four stances, it can also be used to predict how they might respond to future climate developments.
"While this ruling protects access to safe and legal abortion for women in many parts of the state, it puts ideology over science by banning a safe method of abortion for many women," said Cecile Richards, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America, referring to the rules on medication abortion.
