[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

Lots of scientists become believers once they understand the precision and complexity of creation, from a galaxy to a cell.

[TXnMA]

Indeed! One of those just posted this response...

[JCEccles]

Lots of scientists become believers once they understand the precision and complexity of creation, from a galaxy to a cell.

Most dare not openly admit they are believers for fear of offending the atheist/Darwinist priesthood that controls the universities and their professional livelihoods.

When this brave scientist peered into the incredibly information rich human genome, the foundation of his atheist belief system was shaken and cracked. The sorry edifice fell into complete ruins when he opened his mind to the richness and exquisite beauty of a Pacific northwest forest during a casual hike.

Thank God that some scientists have the courage to open their eyes and minds and let the evidence speak to them afresh.

[GOP Poet]

By George, I think he got it!

[DarthVader]

I'm one who has as well. <><

[aruanan]

Lots of scientists become believers once they understand the precision and complexity of creation, from a galaxy to a cell.

A galaxy compared to a cell is less than a tinkertoy.

[stevio]

Frankly, I can't see how a scientist can be an atheist.

[auto power]

......I believe.....

[EQAndyBuzz]

This man is toast.

[phantomworker]

Lots of scientists become believers once they understand the precision and complexity of creation, from a galaxy to a cell.

And it also reinforces for many scientists that religion and evolution are not necessarily mutually exclusive.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Lots of scientists become believers once they understand the precision and complexity of creation, from a galaxy to a cell.

It's more common for scientists to already be believers.

Some who don't start out as believers are impressed by how little is known and how little they can know.

[Scotswife]

"Lots of scientists become believers once they understand the precision and complexity of creation, from a galaxy to a cell."

From the little I've read about DNA sequencing, it almost sounds like computer code. Once the scientists get to peer at the code - and how complicated it can be - it could quite a realization for them that there may be a "coder"