t I find it not very ...logical that you question scientific findings based on cration doubt
Science cannot answer certain kinds of questions, such as 'what is ethical' and 'what is beautiful'.
Even when it comes to questions about the natural world, which science does explore and can sometimes answer, there are different types of explanations for different things.
God no more competes with science as an explanation of the universe than Henry Ford competes with the law of internal combustion as an explanation of the motor car
There are certain conceptions of a 'god' that might be opposed to science, but not the Christian God.
There might be certain kinds of 'gods' that are invented to explain things we don't understand, but they're not Christian.
If we're being offered a choice between science and god... it is not a biblical concept of God.
I read the Bable
The only thing a statement like that are good for is mockery.
You project that religion is a fairy story for people afraid of the dark.
I could easily say that, atheism is a fairy story for people afraid of the light.
Neither of those statements proves anything at all.
They're all reversible.
What lies behind all these delusion claims is that we believe what we hope to be true.
This works brilliantly providing there is no god.
But if there is a God, then atheism is wishful fulfilment.