I don't see science and religon as compatable, period. Having said that I acknowledge the few scientists who claim to be religious. My opinion is that some hold on to please others. Some like Ben Carson are just plain nuts. Any left arre a puzzelment.

They have and do. Too many examples to count. Newton, Mendel, Copernicus to list but a few.

It's highly debatable whether religion provides "moral support for ethical questions" at all, let alone providing understanding of the way the world actually works - something science seeks to do. So, no, I do not think the two are compatible, they are competing systems for understanding the world and what operates the world.

I think there is a lot of claims that science and religion are incompatible. Considering Newton and Faraday alone kind of shows that to be wrong. One of the first people to come up with the big bang theory was a scientist and a Catholic priest.

I think using religion to be inspired to come up with experiments seems fine and maybe even worth wild. But rejecting the results because of your religion is bad! If your religion requires you to make factual claims about how the world works and those contradict science, then that is the problem too.

A friend of mine said to me that she believes in evolution but she also believes in God. That makes no sense to me. Creation and evolution couldn't both have happened. I think all religion is rediculous fairy tales. Every person has morals and values. There's no practical application for religion. You however can have whatever you want in your life. I only decide what's right for me.

I think they are incompatible

I think they are incompatible