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I find that in the West many Christians in the last century or so try to use science to prove the existence of God or a miracle, etc.

It is a completely legitimate thing to do. Biology studies the origin of species and creation by an intelligent designer is a legitimate scientific theory. Evolution is not the only scientific theory which looks at the origin of species. Evolution has not shown using science that a species can mutate into a completely new species, all it has shown is that there are vast variations inside of each species. These results do not eliminate creation, nor do they make the idea of Creation unscientific. It has been only recently, through the invasion of science by the God haters, where scientists so mockingly look at the combination of God and Science. For most of Civilization as we know it, the two were perfectly compatible and no scientific revelation have been found to change that, only the religion of Darwinism whose leaders despise God. And they have spread their hatred all throughout the schools and Universities in our country and now even Christians are confused about God and Science.

Conduct studies on particle collision and create intelligent systems by the collisions. Evolve current species into new species. That is how you can clearly see just how real and scientific God is. Then tell me God isn't scientific after you have collided one trillion particles and have nothing to show for it. And tried to evolve any existing animal into a new species and have nothing to show for it. These results will be feeble and pathetic and then all will know using science that God is real and almighty! Creation is scientific! To say otherwise is a philosophical statement and not a scientific one.

Again, it is a Western way of thinking about God - a thinking which itself only a few centuries old.

To the Christians of the east, trying to prove the existence of God with devices borders on sacrilege.

To an eastern Christian you can’t quantify God who is himself according to the Christian view of it, unquantifiable. Since God is not quantifiable he is not measurable. if you can’t measure God or observe him then science can not quantify nor classify God.