The paradox in Cartesian science is that to keep the Cartesian rules you have done break the Cartesian rules so it fails. Science becomes inherently religious about not being religious if it follows Decartes. Decartes, or his followers anyway, tried to rid science of human influences but by following this you allow his human influence. So I recommend breaking with these 'mere rules taught by men' as Christ taught, in favour of keeping rules taught by Christ. Lo and behold the hyopcrisy goes away. Then mix theology back in with physics but only good theology and only good physics.
