They find the two inseparable. These people often find great conflict between science and religion because scientific findings rarely match up with religious belief. For others, religion addresses only spiritual issues. The material elements are considered unimportant. These people do not see a conflict between science and religion because the two ask different questions and get different answers.
Science finds facts, religion or spirituality gives meaning.
Let us now look at the definition of Duty to God. First, Scouting wants people to adhere to spiritual principles, such as seeing life as having meaning and valuing emotions. Second, Scouting wants people to be loyal to the religion that expresses their spiritual principles. A religion is a set of beliefs and practices, not necessarily an organization. Some Scouts will be called to join a formal religious organization, others will express their spirituality outside of such institutions.