The purpose of science is not to deny the existence of God, and a scientist is not an atheist by definition. Answer:Metaphysics is not the province of science, science deals with the real world . The purpose of science is to break down barriers to knowledge and utilize that knowledge to further mankind's understanding of the Universe. If science could prove (or disprove) the existence of god(s) the results would be unsatisfactory to all theists concerned. A proof that there was no god(s) would either not be accepted or cause the disappearance of religion. A proof that there was a god(s) would show that the god(s) are subject to the physical rules of the universe and subject to the scientists' tests. In either of these cases the god(s) would not be omnipotent or above everything, which would make them just another real world phenomenon, not supernatural.
No there are plenty of scientists who believe in God and plenty of non scientists who do not.
You're making the question far too black-and-white. Many scientists believe in God, and many non-scientists do not. It is not always "belief in science" versus "belief in God".
There is no God versus science, they are married at the deepest level. God created everything. Science is just the tool that we use to figure out the method God used to create. The majority of scientists believe in God by the proofs they've seen in creation.
There are scientists that believe in a god and there are scientists that don't. Surveys find that a large majority of scientists do not believe in a god and even fewer believe in a creation account of the world.
Because Science is just a mountain that Scientists climb, and when they reach the top they come to realize that God was already there.
The percentage of scientists who believe in God varies, but surveys suggest that around 40-50 of scientists believe in a higher power or deity.
Not all scientists are atheists and many actually believe in a God or a higher diety or dieties who oversees us and helps us in life and afterwards. However, many scientists believe that after studying science, that everything can be explained by science and that no higher beings were involved in any manner.
Science does not make any definitive conclusion about God.
Not all Scientists are unbelievers. But some people can not take it on faith alone that there is a God.
Christian Scientists study the Bible daily. They believe Jesus Christ is the Son of God and they strive to follow His teachings.
Science isn't an entity and therefore incapable of believing anything at all. If you meant "Do scientists believe in the existence of God?" then: Some scientists do believe in God[ess](s) and others don't. Though there seems to be a correlation between the two in consideration that the majority of some major scientist associations particularly in Europe (i.e. Britain and Sweden), to a lesser extent the USA (and elsewhere in the world as well) tend to be non-believers or express significant doubts.
Science recognises things that are provable. Since the existence of a god or gods is a matter of faith it is not amenable to scientific evaluation it fall outside the realm of the scientific method. That is not to say that some scientists do not believe in a god, many do.