Quote - > Quote - And please note the other pole of this thinking: it would be a mistake to reject Einstein and relativity simply because he DID become dogma.

The rejection is due that Relavity doesn't explain or agree with many observed  phenomena.

• TheFaraday'a homopolar generator.
• The Sagnac effect.
• The successful experiment of Michelson-Morley (not the failed that Einstein used as base for his theory).
• Gravitational shielding.
• Antigravitation experiments.
• Difference on the value for g depending on the method used for its masurement.
• Antigravitatory forces in gyroscopes.
• Aberration of lights experiments that showed that speed of light doesn't depend on the speed of the source, but yes on the receiver's speed, so is not constant.
• The speed of gravity that is very much bigger than the speed of light.
• Behaviour of Galaxies that suggest the existence of a gravitational force 1/r and not 1/r^2.
• Singularity at r = 0
• The energy stored in a gravitational field gives an infinite value.
• Not inclusion in the theory of the electromagnetic constants that define the speed of light..
• Dubvious interpretation of the Mach principle.
• Much more
• And why in some locations a car with the motor turned off and without brakes climb up a hill?

 
Whatever. You win.