“Where knowledge grows without wisdom and without reverence, it threatens both our humanity and our world. Yet modern man suppresses his natural desire to throw himself in the path of science and ask his baffling normative questions (baffling to science, but not insignificant to man).” (Norms and Nobility, p. 145)
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You Think Too Much! 
It is interesting to note that seven science classes I took at a secular university, one thing remains constant.
Science is accurate (law) when it agrees with the Bible, anything else is just a theory.
I agree with this….science only falsely so-called. The word translated “science,” as you probably know, is also translated “knowledge.” All knowledge must submit itself to the Bible. Real knowledge brings one closer to God. Science often undermines faith—a young earth, the intervention of God by means of a universal flood, things existing in kinds, confusion of the languages, sin, etc. The most basic questions in life are answered by the Bible. Science cannot explain the origin of matter, the spirituality of man, or even what keeps man’s heart beating.