Uh huh, for example, it might be saying that God is a magnificantly sensible designer, who, instead of engaging in trillions of micro-creation events, chooses instead to design an elegant universe in which events proceed from one natural cause to the next without any need of constant supervision.
Science is, by definition, pretty much, only about natural events of a detectable nature. That doesn't give science any tools for saying anything competent about supernatural interference in the workings of the universe. For aught science knows God may be guiding each little sperm to its predestined egg, and science will have zip to say about it, ever.
You are living somewhere in a dream world if you think science isn't poking its nose into questions of life. What about embryonic stem cell research? Science is delving into what is not its territory. Creating life is God's territory.