This article is a philosophical inquiry into the way in which Bible-science or creation-science is conducted, and into the status of terms such as "conceptual framework," "model," and "paradigm," which are often used in Bible-science writings. The ways in which Bible-science differs from other science are considered, and some suggestions are made which may help writers on Bible-science to improve their clarity. Also, similarities to, and differences from, some other particular scientific viewpoints are noted.