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Only six or eight percent of scientists believed that God did not guide the process of evolution? How do those geniuses know that God does not exist?

You mean only six or eight percent of scientists believe that a supernatural deity DID guide the process of evolution.

The very large majority of those geniuses would actually say, "I have never seen evidence for a supernatural god and therefore I have no reason to believe one exists." Perhaps a subtle difference to you, but it's actually a rather large one in the real world. In other words, they wouldn't say, "I know god doesn't exist." They'd say, "I have no evidence to believe god exists."

Sorry. Horrible proofing on my part.

But still, how can scientists say that God is not involved in this seemingly rational and organized world? We may even one day discover how random quantum phenomena are controlled by God. How much evidence do these geniuses need? Methinks some wishful thinking is involved here, starting the intense desire of professors to get a moral pass on their desire to sleep with beautiful coeds.

Unlike unthinkingly rigid atheists or uber-knowitall agnostics, Christians take a leap of faith, and for them the world becomes a lot simpler and more purposeful. Far better than the chaos of the alternative.