I believe that science compliments faith. The more we scientifically prove, the more astonishing our world becomes.
Sigh. So sad. Since I can't compliment you on your incredible insights, I'll try to restrain myself here and not insult you. Science doesn't 'prove' anything, and my astonishment maxed out the second I could focus my eyes in the maternity ward.
Of course faith and science can coexist. I have faith that scientific methods produce workable hardware and usable results, and thus my faith is continually tested, and remains strong even through the numerous failures I incur in testing.
You'll just have to figure it out for yourself. Good luck, you'll really need it.
Prayer is so ineffective. But you never know, aliens might be listening!
I made out like a bandit with the tooth fairy already.
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