Many people assume faith and science are enemies. That to believe in God, you must reject evidence.

But that’s a false choice.

Science answers how. Faith addresses why.

Science can explain the processes of the universe—but it cannot explain purpose, meaning, or morality. It can describe what is—but not what ought to be.

In fact, many of the earliest scientists believed they were uncovering the order of a rational Creator.

The real conflict is not between science and faith—it’s between different interpretations of reality.

You don’t have to turn off your mind to believe in God.
You may actually need to engage it more deeply.