[deanhills]

Science can't answer the question if "God exists or not", it's beyound its means, meaning its methodology (i.e. the way it works.) But scientists can harness/infer a (gut-fealing) response to that ultimate question when digging deep in their respective fields. Yes, I know, even in Biology we have some outspoken Atheists but (as far as I'm concerned) they speak for themselves not in the name of SCIENCE.

I'd say more than science human beings are limited with asking questions about the existence of God.  They can't see very far, don't have a 360 degree view of everything, can't smell or hear perfectly - how they are created would be too limited to even want to begin to explore theories about God.  They also don't live that long.  Like sometimes it feels as though when they finally have become wise or experts at something, they're old and ready to die.  Human beings can only become knowledgeable and experts on what they can see immediately in front of them and all of that is also dependent on time, space and availability of oxygen and an environment that can sustain their continued existence as a species.