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The Qur'an Leads the Way to Science: Other Believing Scientists of Our Time

Contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Intelligent Design, That Is, Creation
  3. Religion Encourages Science
  4. Religion Ensures That Science Is Rightly Guided
  5. Religion and Science Are Always in Agreement
  6. The Scientific Miracles of the Qur'an
  7. Scientists Who Believed
  8. Believing Scientists Who Lived in the Past
  9. Other Believing Scientists Who Lived in the Past
  10. Believing Scientists of Our Time
  11. Muslim Scientists
  12. Other Believing Scientists of Our Time
  13. Conclusion
  14. Notes

There are many scientists all over the world who believe in God. All of the successful scientists of our time whose names we list below reject the idea that living things came about as a result of chance, and believe that God created the entire universe perfectly, in an instant, from nothing.

Robert Horton Cameron
1908–1989
Mathematics
Jerry Bergman
Jerry Bergman
d. 1946
Psychology
Kimberly Berrine
Microbiology and immunology
Vladimir Betina
1930–2006
Biochemistry and biology
Andrew Bosanquet
Biology and microbiology
David R. Boylan
David R. Boylan
1922–2025
Chemical engineering
Clifford Burdick
Geology
Robert Kaita
Robert Kaita
Plasma physics
Jay L. Wile
Jay L. Wile
Nuclear chemistry
Steve Austin
Geology
Robert Newman
Robert Newman
Astrophysics
Siegfried Scherer
Siegfried Scherer
d. 1955
Biology
Russell Humphreys
Russell Humphreys
d. 1942
Physics
Geoff Downes
Plant physiology
Larry Butler
Biochemistry
Linn E. Carothers
Linn E. Carothers
Statistics
Sung-Do Cha
Physics
Eugene F. Chaffin
Physics
Choong-Kook Chang
Genetics
Chung-Il Cho
Biology
Harold Coffin
1929–2015
Paleontology
Jack W. Cuozzo
Medicine
Malcolm Cutchins
d. 1935
Aerospace engineering
Raymond V. Damadian
Raymond V. Damadian
1936–2022
Physics
Chris Darnbrough
Biochemistry
S. E. Aw
Biochemistry
Thomas Barnes
1911–2001
Physics
Paul Ackerman
Psychology
David DeWitt
David DeWitt
Neuroscience
Douglas Dean
Biological chemistry
Donald DeYoung
Donald DeYoung
Astronomy, atmospheric physics
Danny Faulkner
Danny Faulkner
d. 1954
Astronomy
Dennis L. Englin
Geophysics
Robert H. Franks
Biology
Donald Hamann
Food science
Barry Harker
Philosophy
Charles W. Harrison
Physics
Harold R. Henry
Neurobiology, engineering
Joseph Henson
Entomology
Robert A. Herrmann
Robert A. Herrmann
1934–2023
Mathematics
Jonathan W. Jones
Medicine
Valery Karpounin
Mathematics
Dean Kenyon
Dean Kenyon
d. 1939
Biology
John W. Klotz
1918–1996
Biology
Vladimir F. Kondalenko
Cytology, cell pathology
Leonid Korochkin
1935–2006
Genetics, molecular biology
Jin-Hyouk Kwon
Physics
Myung-Sang Kwon
Immunology
John Lennox
John Lennox
d. 1943
Mathematics
John Leslie
Biochemistry
Lane P. Lester
Biology, genetics
George D. Lindsey
Science education
Alan Love
Chemistry
Marvin L. Lubenow
Anthropology
Andy McIntosh
Andy McIntosh
Aerodynamics
John Mann
John Mann
1905–1994
Agriculture
Frank Marsh
Frank Marsh
1899–1992
Biology
Ralph Matthews
Radiation chemistry
John Meyer
Physiology
Henry M. Morris
Henry M. Morris
1918–2006
Hydrology
Len Morris
Physiology
Graeme Mortimer
Geology
Hee-Choon No
Nuclear engineering
David Oderberg
David Oderberg
d. 1963
Philosophy
John Oller
John Oller
Linguistics
Chris D. Osborne
Biology
John Osgood
Medicine
Charles Pallaghy
Botany
J. Rendle-Short
J. Rendle-Short
1919–2010
Paediatrics
Jung-Goo Roe
Biology
David Rosevear
Chemistry
Young-Gi Shim
Chemistry
Mikhail Shulgin
Physics
Roger Simpson
Engineering
Harold Slusher
d. 1934
Geophysics
Man-Suk Song
Computer science
James Stark
Education
Brian Stone
Engineering
Ludmila Tonkonog
Chemistry, biochemistry
Larry Vardiman
Larry Vardiman
d. 1943
Atmospheric science
Joachim Vetter
Biology
Noel Weeks
Zoology
A. J. Monty White
1944–2026
Chemistry, petroleum kinetics
A. E. Wilder-Smith
A. E. Wilder-Smith
1915–1995
Organic chemistry and pharmacology
Clifford Wilson
Clifford Wilson
1923–2012
Archaeology
Verna Wright
1928–1998
Medicine
Seung-Hun Yang
Seung-Hun Yang
Physics
Ick-Dong Yoo
Genetics
Sung-Hee Yoon
Biology