re: When did science become a religion?

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If your Hypothesis results in you being in the hospital, then you would want to reevaluate your way of thinking.

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This line of thinking proves that this is NOT a pandemic but simply a virus that has a chance to go south. You know, like most diseases.

It has always been intertwined with quasi-religious overtones. From the late Roman empire onward, Christian and Muslim scholars dominated science until the Renaissance. The Abrahamic religious institutions had a near monopoly on literacy outside of the Far East during that same period.

Literal science had a really good run from about 1600 to 2000 - but the beginning of the end was Darwin. The "dogma" surrounding his work has risen to religious levels, particularly among secular humanists, communists and most "progressive" movements since the mid-19th Century.

Now with AGW/CC cultists leading the way, "science" is just the left's proxy word/concept for "religious faith."