Yes, that's because we don't understand religion objectively. In fact, correct religious beliefs are not contradictory to science. On the contrary, correct religious beliefs are consistent with science. For example, there are records about the shape of the universe and the earth in the Bible.

Is 40:22 God sits on the great circle of the earth; The inhabitants of the earth are like locusts. He stretched out the firmament like a curtain, and spread out the heavens like a habitable tent.

This is a passage from the Bible, written around 600 BC, more than 2,600 years ago. At that time, people knew that the earth was round, and people on the ground looked as small as locusts from space, but our scientific research only saw that the earth was round after Galileo invented the astronomical telescope. Columbus's voyage proved that the earth was round, which was nearly 400 to 500 years ago. There are still many sciences about the universe in the Bible. And the water cycle of nature. Many natural phenomena were recorded in the Bible before scientific research. Therefore, in fact, the truly correct belief is very scientific, and we don't want it to be ignorant. When we can understand it objectively, we will find that science and belief are not antagonistic, on the contrary, they are completely consistent and unified.