Depends on your definition of science and god.
Some here have defined god in such a way that any discussion about it is futile.

What we can say is that if god exist or not, has no effect on the universe. It is ruled by science. Whether god created science and the universe is immaterial.

We can also say that the pursuit to praise god is valueless, as we do not see a material difference between worshippers of different gods or even those that don’t worship at all.

Where we do see a massive difference is where people understood and utilised science and all its applications in engineering and technology.

You can praise God's creation as you seek to understand it.

doesn't have to be one or the other.

God made the Universe. Science and the laws of physics are parts of the Universe. No matter what "scientists" say they can never explain what animates life. What was there before the "big bang".

Logic (scientific thinking) tells us that nothing comes from nothing. Zero plus zero is zero.
The human mind has limits - we cannot conceive infinity - period. The limitations of our intelligence means that we can only observe, interpret and calculate on things that are available to our limited minds. We can and do measure many things - mass, velocity, energy, force, trajectory, gravity, density, chemical and mineral composition and interaction...impressive the things we can and do measure and utilize.

We are also creative. But creativity, like God, cannot be measured. It is strictly a subjective thing. What might be "art" or "artful" to one person might be so much trash to the next person. We cannot explain where "creativity" comes from nor why some people lack it. We only know that it exists by virtue of things produced and made available to our senses. Vision, Hearing, touch...and it can only be interpreted subjectively - like God.

So ask a "scientist" what existed before the "big bang" - you can't have an explosion without material or some kind of mass that had potential force or energy. What was that - where did it come from. The answer is unknowable to the limited human intellect.

It is open to interpretation and the existence of "something" before there was a "Universe" can only be taken on faith - faith based upon the knowledge and the realization that just because something (God - or a Source to the "big bang" ) can't be measured doesn't mean that it does not exist.

God - The source of all things - created along with everything else, Science and physics and human curiosity and cleverness.

Because some people lack faith (by their own will of course) does not mean that those who do have faith are wrong. Neither can and never will be empirically proven/dis-proven.

Either you have faith - belief that things can and do exist that can never be known to the human mind. Or you don't. doesn't make you a bad person necessarily.
Personally, I'd rather be in the company of persons who believe in the existence of things - something, greater than themselves. Cynical and faithless persons are difficult to live with - to put it mildly.

"Science is not only compatible with spirituality; it is a profound source of spirituality." - Carl Sagan. The Demon-Haunted World: Science as a Candle in the Dark.

science ...with god there is too much to play with...each can have con artist........ but with science ,it would be closer to a light from above from god