Depending on the religion I'd have to give it the nod here. There isn't really evidence that I've seen which shows religion to be unlikely (historical accounts notwithstanding), but there is plenty to show the current CAGW hypothesis to be false.

Religion involves *believing* in truths. Science involves *accepting* data and being open and eager for new data that changes everything.

Religion and science themselves don't want to legislate, but people appeal to them in making policy arguments. Science is a process of hypothesizing and finding models that predict experiments. It doesn't want anything.