What you say here is positively true, however, you mistake the paradigm. It is not theism that is challenging science, it is theism responding to having their noses ground into scientific advancements and the usual announcement that science proves theism wrong, which it never has. Evolution was once their pearl. See, God must be a fallacy as a result of our discovery in evolution, only it backfired on them with many theist accepting evolution as Gods method for creation. Everything that science discovers has that edge of it disproving God in it. Watson and Crick ran into the pub, near their laboratory, shouting that they had found the meaning of life, which was immediately taken as proof that God is a fallacy, instead of realising that DNA was written by God. Science is at odds with theism, not the other way around. We want science to discover knew things that will benefit our society in anyway possible. We are Christians, so, we love everyone and want them to be happy. Science is a two edged sword. The acquisition of knew knowledge with the express hope that it will disprove the idea of God at the same time. It never has, and it never will. You cannot disprove the truth, though Dawkins tries very hard to. So, although your words are true it is science that initiates the confrontation by attempting to prove God wrong, we know that we cannot prove God to anyone other then ourselves, which is why faith is all about individuals not congregations. Religion is a personal facet of our journey through our own mortality. We are not, nor should not, try and prove that God exists. It would be seeking after a sign. No, we are defending our belief in the face of science desperately trying to prove that God is a fairy tale. The question that should be asked is Why? Why is science determined to disprove God and all the positivism that comes with him. Whose side are they fighting for. If not for God then who?