''Yes, Scientists believe in God''.

[LukeMC]

I'm seeing claims such as

'The most moving evidence for Christianity I have seen is when a person with a broken life puts their trust in the Lord Jesus and finds healing, peace and purpose.'

This isn't evidence for the truth of the belief, only the impact of it, delusional or not.

'As things stand, atheists must have faith the size of a mountain to believe that life arose without an intelligent designer.

This is just wrong.

'The creationists mistake the first chapter of Genesis for a divinely dictated piece of science,' said Sir John Polkinghorne. 'It's deeper than that. Its purpose is to say that nothing exists except through the will of God

Interpretation. Also, has no baring on truth.

'So if you took the Feeding of the 5,000, I'm sure there was enough food, but people just weren't generous enough to share it until someone started. Things like that moved people, and in those days they might have called it "miraculous".

Moulding the bible stories to fit their world view. It's just an interpration like many others, and the reader would have to similarly interpret all other aspects of the bible for it's metaphorical or literal stories and so on.

'Poetry, music, art, the love I have for my grandchild. Even if I could, I wouldn't want to weigh and measure that, or my relationship with my friends, or with the sunset.

Nobody cares about whether or not you're weigh and measure these things. This has no baring on a creator. It is an irrelevent point and seems an appeal to emotion.

'The wonderful order of the world, which we scientists investigate, is a sign that there is a divine mind behind that order.'

No it isnt...?


But that's just from scanning through, maybe I missed the more compelling evidence.