[closed] Can anything be proven/disproven via mathematics & science?

Proof can be defined as a test (noun). Testing is a fundamental part of science. I don't think anything religious can be proven, disproven or even that people should attempt to prove or disprove anything religious. That is, in my opinion, a waste of time. There are better things to commit science to, like more efficient technology, green power, etc. In my opinion, your logic is fundamentally flawed. The two main questions that I can gather from your post are:

1. What is proof/evidence? The results of a test.
2. How does a scientific experiment qualify as proof/evidence? The aim is to vary only one aspect of the experiment. Eg. Prove that a plant requires light to grow: Put one plant in a box and the other in the sun, both in the same vicinity. Drill some holes in the box so that the plant can breathe, and make sure they both get equal amounts of water (eg. don't leave one in the rain while the other is covered up). That's a scientific experiment. This could be seen 2 ways: You could say this experiment provides evidence that plants require light or you could say it doesn't provide evidence that plants can't live in darkness, but... Well, the world may as well be flat and you can save money by neglecting your hygiene ;)

Peace, mate :)

Scientific theories are proved or disproved by experimentation. Sometimes a theory is proven by an experiment, but another experiment, a better one, disproves a theory, or vice versa. To prove or disprove a religious belief, an experiment would have to be performed, or something may be found that proves or disproves a religious belief. The trick is designing and running an experiment that can prove or disprove a religious belief. That is hard to do. Maybe the right technology has not been invented yet that can prove or disprove a religious belief. It took many years and new technology to prove some of Albert Einstein's theories. Who knows when the right technology will be invented to prove or disprove religious beliefs.

A theory becomes fact when:

1. You perform experimentation to demonstrate that your theory works.
2. Other people can reproduce your experiment under controlled and unbiased conditions, with a reliable outcome. At minimum, three reproductions are needed before you can call it fact; but a single experiment that produces an opposing result will throw the whole thing back into the "you need to work on your theory" phase.

You should take some science courses. Invention is made from necessity. It's not magic guy.