I am not sure how to take what you have said to me in these comments.  Except, to step back and remember what is really important.  Quoting Pope Francis can do that - he is so concentrated on living out the life Jesus exemplified.  

I do not know about trouble coming from "correlating belief with science" unless it is a concern about trying to make science prove there is a God or that love is real.  I think it is rather a matter of including what science tells us in the faith we hold.  Science gives a view of what is in the material world, of the mechanics of that world.  We take what science tells us and, along with art, poetry, sensations of the wind on our skin, the yearnings of hearts and minds, try to understand God and purpose.  Science is not the sum of it all, only a part of it all.