PSac, your view is the current popular view. Science shows us facts and "believers" keep putting their beliefs into a smaller box.
At one time, people literally believed in the Garden of Eden and the flood- many still do. The progressive believers say it is allegory.
At least it's progress. One day, believers will have a pretty small box. All that will be left is that God exists and created all things via the scientific methods, allowing them to evolve and allowing it all to come to an end one day at the end of the universe.
One thing I believe religiously that goes against "current" science is that THE BIG BANG and other theories about the beginning are not what we will ultimately realize as "the truth." The Big Bang is just a nice slogan for the best current answer. But man's science has a long way to go to figure it all out. I still don't believe a God did it, but there will be a better explanation in the future. It's like saying that science once "currently" believed in spontaneous generation of life. Well, they learned better. That's what science is all about- continually learning better.
The great thing is that The Big Bang doesn't intrude on my life. It doesn't matter to me what that actual "truth" turns out to be. Same with evolution or tectonic plates theory. I will admit that whether global warming is true or not does affect me to a lesser degree than the theory of electricity. My point is that science is important in everybody's life, but lets not get carried away and think that our personal beliefs/theories/research will make a hill of beans of difference in Cyberjesus's life or in OTWO's upcoming vacation.