Faith and Science

Faith and science are ways humans seek understanding, but they approach it differently. Faith involves trusting in beliefs, often spiritual or religious, based on personal experience, tradition, or revelation. Science relies on evidence, observation, and experimentation to explain the natural world. While science tests hypotheses and seeks measurable truths, faith addresses questions of meaning, purpose, and morality that are beyond empirical scrutiny. Both can coexist by offering different perspectives: science explains how things work, and faith explores why they matter. Together, they enrich human experience by addressing both the physical universe and our personal beliefs.