I have often thought, half jokingly, that "Math is my religion" . But I think that it is actually a serious idea. And an impetus for this notion is that mathematics is, or represents, the "Mind of God", insofar as it is an ultimate authority, notwithstanding its evidently intricate structure.
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It's only a "religion" if you believe it despite contrary evidence, which as a scientist you are forbidden to do.
Scientists do not "believe", they merely conditionally accept as reliable, data & ideas which can be strongly confirmed until better data or ideas come along.
In fact, math at best is merely a model (think of a model ship) of some parts of reality, it's not the reality (the Ship) itself.
Remember Newton's laws of motion still apply perfectly well, but as Einstein & others point out, they are only a rough approximation of what's really going on.
Thus we can see that our science is imperfect at best, and even if it could be 100% accurate, would still be just a model, not God's created reality.