How you see chemistry or more generally science

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Create a scrpit describing how you see Chemistry, or more generally Science, relating to your faith or worldview. (christianity) Please clearly articulate your worldview and consider commenting about your personal experience with the interaction of science and faith along with how that might have changed over time.

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