Been gone a bit, but let's sum what we have learned from this thread after 111 pages......
Science proves what is necessary to help your argument. Anything other than that can be rejected as false....
You take what you need from science to support your belief/religion, and reject everything else that contradicts it.
That's not how it works. Jus sayin...
That's medieval stuff.
First of all.... Science does not "prove" things. Science can only predict probability of possibilities. Science doesn't draw conclusions, that is a man-made evaluation. Science continues to explore possibilities and ask questions.
How often do we hear, "science says... blah blah blah?" Problem is, that's not true. Science is not a sayer of things... a sayer of things is a prophet and science is a historically bad prophet. In fact, the continued existence of science is dependent on challenging itself and proving itself wrong. We call it "falsification." If science ever answers all questions it ceases to exist.
Because if not for science, religious fanatics would just be quoting the OT and NT as the divine proof. That's it. Period. No science involved. Zero. Just the Bible.
But because of science showing the plagiarism and fallacies of the biblical texts, believers have had to reluctantly accept some scientific principles, and break off the rest. Then make up new shit to cover up for the old shit, using the new scientific evidence. And they back up their religious arguments with shattered fragments of science that help their cause, and disregard the rest.
Have you ever stopped to ask yourself, why does science work? In a seemingly random and chaotic universe, why do we constantly find order and symmetry? Why does mathematics work? Why are there cosmological constants and golden ratios? Why do two hydrogen atoms bond with an oxygen atom to create water? Science helps us to understand HOW things happen in a physical universe but it doesn't explain WHY.
It's easy to philosophically say... "If not for science..." but the fact remains, there is science. So we must logically ask, why is there science? Well, it's because humans are spiritually inspired by something greater than self. It is through this spiritual inspiration that we pontificated a system by which we can examine and explore our natural physical world... Science!
So, the very thing that you are ironically trying to use to stomp out religion was actually delivered to you through human spiritual inspiration.