Christianity does embraces scientific reasoning because we live in a world that science has helped to improve humankind, life style, however, when science takes the place of God’s authority in the earth, man will only be subjective to his thoughts and not God the creator of all creations. Consequently, science is completely different from Christianity. Christians center their attention on values, morals, faith, and truth. They believe in the principle of the Bible, and that the Bible reveals the mind of God to those who have accepted him as their Savior. In addition, Christianity embraces the Bible as being the infallible word of God, and without it acceptance, man will be lost in their sins. On the contrary, science seek causes, who, what, when, where, how, and why.
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Goodman, “The difference in focus between science and religion lies partly in the fact that our natural sciences seek causal understanding about the world we see and touch and the things in it that we can gauge and measure, and tease out from one another, not just conceptually but experientially, things that we can reliably relate to one another—ideally, by type, and mathematically.”9 Equally important, Christianity is a religion that opens the door for man to have a relationship with the ultimate authority,
Goodman, “The difference in focus between science and religion lies partly in the fact that our natural sciences seek causal understanding about the world we see and touch and the things in it that we can gauge and measure, and tease out from one another, not just conceptually but experientially, things that we can reliably relate to one another—ideally, by type, and mathematically.”9 Equally important, Christianity is a religion that opens the door for man to have a relationship with the ultimate authority,