@WhiteEyes here is the problem:
The purpose of religion in human society is entirely different from the purpose of science for us.
First of all, you have to consider what is the purpose of language is in its context. We’re using language to express something to other humans in a context.
Purpose of religious language is to construct a context within other people. What is the purpose of the linguistic context? The purpose of it is to deal with the inquiry of how human individuals and society behave in the greater context of the world.
Religious inquiry constructs a context within which to ask and answer questions about how humans behave in the context of the world and other beings.
Scientific inquiry is an entirely different linguistic context with a different purpose. It’s to communicate and construct a context within which to ask and answer empirical questions about objects in world.
In science, we do not inquire about what is the correct moral behavior for a human being, because these things are dependent on cultural context. In some cultures it is socially acceptable to behave this way or that way, in other cultures inappropriate.
Science is not like this. when science is communicated, it should always be interpreted in the same way by every interpreter. It is independent of cultural context or morality.
You are confusing science and religion. By combining science and religion, you will muddy the waters of science and muddy religion also.
By inserting cultural dependent references and terms into science, you are making science context dependent on being in a particular culture. This means that your science might be inappropriate in another different culture, due to conflicting context on what is socially acceptable in that culture.
Furthermore, neither scientists nor religious people will take you seriously, because your science is mixed up with culturally dependent contexts, and the cultural context of some other religion is now incompatible with your idea of religion.
So you’re not going to get very far with this, among other reasons. There’s a lot of reasons why confusing scientific contexts with cultural religion context is going to lead to getting nowhere.