The other thing about science is that if a theory is sound, its real-life applications work. That is the "test" that matters to most of us in everyday life.
So we know that the physics of aerodynamics is sound because helicopters and planes fly and don't float off to the moon or randomly fall out of the sky. We know that geology is sound on how old the earth is, because we find coal, petroleum and uranium where the rocks are of the right age, not just in any location.
We know that the TOE is sound because, for example, flu vaccines have to be updated as the flu virus evolves resistance. And chimp DNA is more similar to human DNA than it is to wolf DNA, and all of these have DNA more similar to each other than to earthworm or tulip or mushroom DNA. This is exactly as the theory of evolution predicts.
What theories about religion or god are supported by practical real-life applications?
I want to add that with science, it does not matter whether you understand how it works, or are sincere in your belief, or have the right kind of heart (open or soft or whatever). If the theory is sound, the science works. No "belief" needed.
Otherwise it would not make sense to vaccinate babies or animals against disease. It would not make sense to use fertilizer or pesticides on plants. Most of us don't understand how our cars, cell phones, cd players or microwaves function. (Hell, I don't even know exactly how this computer works.) But we are still able to use them.
That is another way that science trumps religion. Science works for everyone and everything, under every circumstance. With god, prayer and so forth, you have to: have faith, be humble, open your heart, suspend judgement, believe, be sincere, etc. or it doesn't work.