The immensity of the Universe brings the sight of creation to our eyes.

Scientists who have sought a connection between God and Science

Robert Boyle (1627-91): Asserted that science was compatible with religion and that God
needed to be included in the overall picture of creation.  At the same time, an experimentalist
by excellence, he is one of the founding Fathers of Chemistry.

Albert Einstein (1879-55): For Einstein the perfection of nature led him to God, a God that inspired him towards truth, beauty and kindness.

Johannes Kepler (1571-1630): To Kepler the order of the Universe and planetary motion were accounted by the work of a Creator.

Louis Pasteur (1822-1895):  A remarkable scientist, Pasteur had also a strong sense of Faith and could not understand how other scientists failed to recognize God's existence.

Current personalities fostering the work of science under the guide of Faith

W. Kent Fuchs, Dean of Cornell's College of Engineering