If the cosmos were some giant machine running a procedural program with immaculate precision, G–d’s involvement would be superfluous. But science has long abandoned a mechanical view of the universe. For most of a century, scientists have discussed the basic particles of matter and energy as ideas, without form as we know it.
True, science does not discuss G–d. But it does describe His works. In our times, science has allowed G–d back into the world He envelopes Himself within.
Caution We have to be careful when speaking out of our areas of expertise. For example, even giant (computer) machines running procedural programs, even with immaculate precision, require (human) systems administrators. Also, I don't think that many scientists (which is what I believe was meant by "science") have abandoned mechanical, Newtonian physics; they've found that it's valid within its limits and continue to use (and develop) it within those limits, and some go beyond those limits. And perhaps a few scientists 'discuss basic particles of matter and energy as ideas, without form as we know it", but without a persuasive citation, I doubt that a significant number do.