""One of his ideas/claims is that Science & Religion have Non-overlapping_magisteria....the idea "that science and religion each have "a legitimate magisterium, or domain of teaching authority," and these two domains do not overlap." (This is not to say that they do not impact each other!)""

Which comment would seem to be entirely justified.

A pity, isn't it, that some followers of some religions want to teach their religion in science classes, as scientifically proven by a bundle of fairy tales in an ancient collection of parables and homilies.

Don T.