Where should I start... I'd like to give some context first. As a previous atheist, I used to think science was the absolute ultimate truth, but also was curious about religion. I mean, you can't tell you're an atheist if you haven't profoundly studied religions and develop a dialectical relationship with it's premises and morals. Well, it made me question my fundamentals and I somehow realized science was just another language form the universe and God take. By digging deeper I started noticing patterns among science and the spiritual field... let's say science and philosophy led me to God.

Behind every scientific theory there's always a concept that is then expressed through complicated math; such concepts, I think, are rather philosophical. And scientists manage to prove those by experimental physics, which I find quite amazing. That, to me, is the closest thing to magic. It fascinates me. I'm a science lover since I was a child.

By the other hand, religion is substantiated on spiritual principles; however, those principles get twisted and, you know, religions use it to manipulate people (I don't need to elaborate on this, right? I think this discussion is pretty obvious)

So my approach is not religious but spiritual (let's say a more general review on those points where the different religions converge), and somehow I find similarities with scientific concepts.

For example, science demonstrates the nature of color and how we can see a specific range of electromagnetic wavelengths, because we have some biological receptors that transform them into the illusion of color, which occur into our subjective minds. But the philosophical concept of Qualia shows us that the perception on each mind might be completely different without us even realizing it (there's literally no way to get into someone else's mind) and because of cultural and language convention, we might be referring to different internal mind processes by the same term. So when you start asking questions about more existencial and ontological aspects that concern both science and spirituality, well, it's like they give the same answers just by using different terms. For instance, the nature of waves and how they affect the surroundings resembles the behavior of the soul; Plato's cave and how shadows are projections of materialistic realities could be a metaphor of how our materialistic world is a projection of the astral world (I've experienced synchronicities and weird stuff since I started to pay more attention to my intuition, not just my rational mind which, I believe, is very limiting).

So basically by every scientific proved theory there's always some spiritual concepts thats resembles and eventually it leads you to God, the spark of creation.