Come on my atheist friends, I still await the answer to the simple question.
Why is it called scientific theory and not scientific fact ?
So far all I have seen is some pathetic ad hominem from the scholars.
I don't really expect anyone to answer it truthfully because the very answer is against all you stand for in your atheist religion.
Well let me explain something volente, whenever you try and play simplistic word games instead of using real understanding, you come across as too stupid to respond to. I'll wrestle this time, but not for long, there's real work to do.
Theories and facts are not simple definitions that you can seperate within the context of science. "Facts" as one might suppose they are, are not absolutes, and theories have continuously varying ranges of established acceptability. There is no theory or fact (whatever that is) within science that is not open to skeptical investigation and overturn- which is the complete opposite of religion in which you are handed dogmas that you are not allowed to question for fear of burning in hell. Science on the other hand is defined as a constantly evolving source of truth in which even the most fundamental 'facts' are always questioned, science in fact is not a body of knowledge, but rather a process of investigation. The truths of science are all around you in that all of our material advancement is built upon them. Being a tech worker, I in fact have less faith than you do in science as part of my job is to constantly question it. You however have great faith in science because you always simply assume the medicine will work or that your computer will turn on. So you better think next time you lecture about the 'religion' of science because you are a practicioner of it. I don't have faith in science, I provisionally accept the results because of all the hard evidence I have. My acceptance is subject to change, unlike your religion.
The scientific method is the same whether it applies to evolution or to quantum mechanics, you can't seperate the two. However different theories have different levels of support. Quantum mechanics is one of the most tested and established theories of all time, it is more a 'fact' than most facts are. In fact the measurement uncertainty of most 'facts' renders them less useful than theory. The theory of QM is an overarching and powerful way to represent all the 'facts' we know about the atomic world, is is better than facts in that is has a powerful predictive and explainatory power that has been tested and verified over and over again. Your computer was partially designed using the principles of QM and would not work if this mere 'theory' was not in fact correct in its assertions. So you see, your simplistic 'facts and theories' argument is complete bullshit.