The death of religious faith was proclaimed at the end of the nineteenth century. There is nothing left of that claim.

As for your comments - a small amount of reason and tolerance go a long way. Why are you so hostile to spirituality? Why are you so contemptuous of religious faith? Where does all that malice come from?

I fully accept and appreciate the vital importance of scientific inquiry and methodology. I do not expect my faith to answer questions of science. But neither do I expect science to address questions of meaning and purpose. That is moving away from the open mind of science and into materialism as a strict ideology.

Why not consider a more tolerant and inclusive viewpoint?