To answer your excellent question:
   In its theoretical, idealized paper form, Science "should not"
   answer moral questions. In its practiced, real-world active
   form, Science does answer Moral questions.

   In its theoretical, idealized paper form and ALSO in its
   practiced, real-world active form, Logic only answers Moral
   Questions.

   Right/Wrong. True/False. Or in multi-model logic, there's a some
   wiggle room for "Dunno".

   And the all Blessed and Holy Fallacy axioms.

   So in that sense, Logic is more consistent from ideal to
   practice.

   But... who is posing the questions of Logic? I don't see any
   other beings that use it. Humans. All too human.

   How do I tie them all together? Metaphors. Metaphors can cover
   all the bases.