tremendous explanatory power

From: perry.stepp@chrysalis.org
Date: Sat Oct 14 1995 - 22:35:45 EDT

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Regarding my balking at the phrase "tremendous explanatory power"--

No, I'm not denying that we should scientifically test our hypotheses against
the available data to see which hypothesis best accounts for the data in front
of us. If that's what PMoser meant by the phrase, I have no problem with it.
I simply did not understand "tremendous explanatory power" to mean that.

Grace and peace,

Perry L. Stepp, Baylor University

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