LGBT shuts down science

[RoadRunner79]

RR, are the practices of the Discovery Institute examples of good peer review, or are they driven by a very particular brand of Protestant bias?

I don't think that they are free from the same issues of everyone else if you are asking.  I would imagine that they do reject papers based on peer review, and their lack of scientific rigor .   They may also reject articles that don't fit with the purpose and intent of that journal.   But I would think that the question would require some example of a practice or principle in question in order to answer.  I'm not familiar with their specific practices or what you seem to be pointing to.

edit:  As I've alluded, I'm more interested in the discussion of a particular argument for and against a specific article or conclusion.  And even then, I'm looking at the data and while I take into consideration the reasons and conclusions of the paper, I can form my own informed opinion.   I also look at the reasons against.  I don't have any issues with the discovery institute by and large.