Its re-reading determines the location of the dispute over the relationship between science and religion

Any kind of research on the relationship between science and religion is conditional on determining the subject and place of the conflict and the ambiguity of the words used in this discussion, and the literal explanation of the titles does not work in this issue. Thus, as has been said, science, empirical science, and religion mean ecclesiastical theology, and the two spheres of cosmology and anthropology are historical examples of the field of science and religion, which do little to help resolve this conflict. The place of conflict between science and religion has a return to understanding of nature (theories of experimental sciences), humanities, social sciences, etc. with knowledge of religion. None of the humanities, including the experimental sciences, can be considered definitive and certain sciences in such a way that they are honest and universal.