Obviously, Christians are much more creative. But then why is it possible that physicists and biologists are more likely to be atheists?

Among natural scientists, the majority are atheists; therefore, they don’t really explore the idea of a “God” being involved in the creation of the universe.

All of European science rejects Christianity; it does not believe in the concept of resurrection.

It turns out that natural scientists are, on average, the most atheists; yet the very opposite conclusion seems to follow from this fact.

Among those educators, you can hardly find even one atheist.

The Christianity of Saint Gyula (Hit Gyülis) and science are compatible with each other.

Is it really worth dividing up this knowledge, this belief, into separate parts?

Well, most of the physicists and biologists aren’t really scientists in the true sense of the word.

Agnosticism, just like theism, is a question of faith; and in the field of science as well, faith is necessary.

However, believing in a god who created a world that, according to modern science, does not require a creator at all is not a problem…

This is what a Christian believes: that science can explain certain things even in the absence of your imaginary “friends” (i.e., supernatural entities).