>>"Free Will" is not a scientific concept, it's a concept from spirituality.
It is a scientific concept! I agree it's not always about science, and the concept has different implications depending on context. But it has it's place: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_will#Scientific_approache...
>>can very well fit with all of the science that is known
Let's be clear here. There is no scientific consensus that free will exists, however you want to define it. Aliens landing in my backyard last night could also fit with all of the science that is known. So you may be technically correct but the claim is so weak as to be nearly meaningless.
>>[good video by Jordan Peterson reconciling science and religion]
I may take a look if I can build up the courage to be disappointed, but it seems strange to try and reconcile the natural with the supernatural.
What's wrong with keeping them separate? Science is falsifiable and religion is not. One sometimes advances the knowledge of humanity and one sometimes allows us be happier humans.