The Concept of Faith vs. Science

[ReasonableLogic]

Religion is bs, study it's origins, well religion is a vast term with many meanings so let me clear myself. Organized religion, and the sects under them are bs. Christianity and islam are both founded on the ancient religion of worshiping the sun. I read and still read both the bible and koran, they're not books of faith, guidance, and stories, its a book of hidden mssgs within the text. I haven't mentioned the jews because they're faith book, the torah, is based on the old testament of the bible, so its a form of christianity, they just don't follow the new testament.

Religious fanatics, and ppl who don't question they're faith are the primary blame for all the hardships and terror that has occurred in history up to now. Why? Cause the majority of them have no knowledge of the origins, and they read the text in literal form, which is not how its suppose to be read if you know anything about the significance of these books and how they are related with the religion of worshiping the sun. All I could say is, religion is just the forefront, or in other words what "they" want you to see, know, and pride yourself in. All it does is causes chaos and conflict within groups of different faiths which is a big form of distraction if you know what I'm talking about. It's also a form of social engineering, and a science of controlling masses of ppl. If you were born and raised in the middle east, would you think or have the same faith you have now?

I may not believe in religion, or "god" but I do believe in a form a spirituality. There's just questions science can't answer, cause deep inside I just know its deeper then explanation.

Science on the other hand is.. idk what to say about science, I'm not of liberty to discuss it since my quest for truth hasn't lead me to finding out more about it. I do know that the science we're taught in school/university is limited knowledge of what really matters in terms of nature and beyond our nature, there's just things the public will not know.

Unlike religion, the origins of science is more a mystery for instance; who was the first man, or first group of men to think, observe, and experiment "scientifically", the same with arithmetic. Why is they're viewpoints the basis of how we look at science today? My mind just goes off sometimes, idk if I'm making sense. I always lose myself in my thoughts. NVM.

Anyways here's the definition taken from. "Webster's New Universal Unabridged Dictionary, Second Edition";

Science: the state or fact of knowing-
a branch of knowledge or study concerned with establishing systemization facts, principles and methods-
systematized knowledge derived from observation, study, and experimentation carried on in order to determine the nature or principles of what is being studied.

But in my own personal opinion science isn't everything.