From: John Baker 

On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 15:04:47 +0930, Michael Gray
 wrote:

>On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 18:33:57 -0400, John Baker 
>wrote:
>  - Refer: 
>>On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 14:09:53 +0930, Michael Gray
>> wrote:
>>
>>>On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 10:54:09 -0400, "Geoff"

>>>wrote:
>>>  - Refer: 
>>>>"stumper"  wrote in message
>>>>news:CvWdnV4aJPtSKJvbnZ2dnUVZ_qmpnZ2d{at}ptd.net...
>>>>
>>>>> Even though it was decades ago,
>>>>> I majored in the philosophy of science
>>>>
>>>>Ahhhh...that's your problem. You have a layman's
understanding of science.
>>>>
>>>>> in the best university of the country, dear.
>>>>
>>>>In Korea? What university?
>>>
>>>The same invisible university that Chris Asshat got his 329 PhDs from!
>>
>>It cracks me up how these liars always claim to have a "degree in
>>science." Where do you get that? I've heard of degrees in biology,
>>degrees in physics and so on, but where does one study for a "degree
>>in science?"
>
>Erm, at Adelaide University, for one.
>I have a Degree in Science.
>A Bachelor Degree in Science from the Faculty of Mathematical Sciences
>at that Uni.
>A B.Sc.
>Not a B.S.
>I can see it hanging on the wall.
>A real Degree in Science.
>
>Or am I missing your gist?

Unless I'm mistaken, your degree is in a particular *branch* of science, is
it not? That's my point. That if someone actually *does* hold a degree in
or has studied a particular discipline, they'll generally say "I have
a degree in/have studied biology", or physics, or mathematics, or
whatever it is they've studied. They usually won't speak of it generically.

One could take a generic science course in college, I suppose, but unless
the name of the college includes the words 'Christian' or
'Bible', I don't think they're handing out any degrees in it. 

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