SCIENCE IN RELIGION

Different religions contain various beliefs and practices that may be seen as having a scientific or empirical basis. Here are a few examples:

1. Buddhism: Mindfulness meditation is a practice in Buddhism that has been extensively studied and found to have many health benefits. In addition, Buddhist teachings on impermanence and the nature of reality may be seen as consistent with certain principles of quantum physics.
   
2. Hinduism: The Hindu concept of karma, which emphasizes the consequences of one's actions and the idea that the universe is governed by cause and effect, can also be seen as consistent with scientific notions of causality.
   
3. Christianity: The Christian belief in creation ex nihilo, or creation out of nothing, can be seen as consistent with the Big Bang theory and the idea of a universe that had a definite beginning.
   
4. Islam: The Quran contains passages that describe the development of the human embryo, using descriptions that some Muslims interpret as being consistent with modern embryology. Eg:"alaqah" (a leech-like clot of blood), "mudghah" (a chewed lump of flesh) etc
   
5. Judaism: Jewish teachings on the importance of caring for the natural world and the concept of tikkun olam, or repairing the world, may be seen as consistent with modern environmentalism and sustainability.