We are used to questioning if religion is science. However, it makes more sense to ask ourselves if science is religion. For many people, science and religion seem to be at odds with each other. Conversely, science and religion actually inform each other. This piece of writing supports the compatibility of science and religion. Science and religion are united by a common purpose but are fundamentally separate methodologically. Reciprocally, science and religion seek to grasp why the universe exists, the purpose of our existence and what will come afterward. From this perspective, science and religion are epistemological equivalents. Science and religion are ways of knowing and understanding the universe in order to sustain life. Science has a lot in common with religion when it comes to critically thinking about the prospects for timeless existence. The purpose of science is to improve the way humans and other living lives harnesses nature to facilitate continued endurance. Religiosity is meaningless if it does not assist to uphold life.