This always reminds me of a joke -- A man asks God, "what's a thousand years to you?" God replays, "a day." The man asks, "what's a million dollars to you?" God answers, "a penny." "God, can I have a penny?" asks the man. God answers, "yes, in a day."
What impresses me is that the order of creation in both the Bible and science is the same. I love the way the creation story reads in the New King James version (the old too). It is very powerful to me, "The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was on the face of the deep. And the spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters..." It seems charged with energy and expectancy -- and then God says, "Let there be light, and there was light".
I have never seen the conflict between the Biblical and scientific, unless Christains want to deny process and scientists want to deny God.
I think--at least hope--that most scientists would be happy to let religion be religion if people will let science be science.