Heretics and Scientists

It is fashionable to say that science and religion do not clash, but complement each other. That is wrong. Here is why.

• The standard model contradicts the existence of angels. Angels cannot exist in the standard model. But a catholic must believe in their existence.
• The standard model contradicts the existence of miracles. But a catholic must believe in their existence. This means, for example, that all cases of stigmata are fraud. There is no virgin birth. There is no everyday creation of matter or energy.
• The standard model contradicts transubstantiation, which happens during mass. (Look it up in wikipedia.)
• The standard model contradicts resurrection. This follows from thermodynamics.

If you deny any of these ideas consistently - in particular, if you do no publicly - you are a heretic. So there is a sad, but clear answer: physics and catholic christian faith contradict each other. You have to choose.