True Christianity is the Best thing that ever Happened

However, Most of the religious debates I have seen so far are the trolls in Yahoo Answers, So I guess anything's good compared to them. Also, I'm sort of ignorant about the topic of Christianity, But not that much so I can't do this debate. However, I would like to object to some things in your argument. "God established the rules of science and a Christian can enjoy the study of science more so because we praise God for everything he has shown us. " Not exactly. At least a couple Christians I know are extremely anti-science, And although I know it's a small sample size, And that probably they aren't really truly Christian, But the fact stands that scientists are more likely to be atheist than the general population. In Perceptions of Religious Discrimination Among U. S. Scientists, Scheitle and Ecklund write, "Research has shown that U. S. Academic scientists are significantly less religious than the general U. S. Population. Ecklund's (2010) survey of scientists working in 21 U. S. Elite research universities, For example, Found that 53 percent did not identify with a religion and 34 percent stated unequivocally that they do not believe in God. This compares to 16 and 2 percent in the general population according to similarlyR08;timed General Social Surveys" (Scheitle, And Ecklund). "Indeed the Protestant Reformation opened up science because people were allowed to read the Bible and discover some of the fundamentals of science in the Bible. Johannes Kepler, Isaac Newton and Carlus Linnaeus are some examples of Protestant scientists. " Although it is true of Kepler that he wanted to become an astronomer because of religion, That does not mean he would not have if such religion did not exist. Of Isaac Newton, Some of his views were at odds with Protestant's and the general public back then. Now he would be known as a Unitarian. Also, Many people were Christian, And I would believe Protestant, Back then. There are also many non-Protestant scientists, Namely most of the ones that you didn't mention. Not to mention the math done by and created by ancient Chinese and Indian civilizations, Which probably in most ways better than what Kepler did in astronomy, Under the influence of other religions. It's not just the Protestant sect of Christianity that influences others for the better, And not just Christianity either. If you want to prove it, I need more than just examples. Thus is the way of science. I would like to make another point. The protestant religion, Or religion in general, Has caused much war. Although some wars like the crusades allowed technology to be exchanged, The same could be said about submarines in the World Wars. That doesn't make any of them a good thing. Most wars can be linked to religion directly; protestant suppression of Irish Catholics caused wars, World Wars were caused by genocide, Crusades were caused by a religious dispute. There is almost no way religion in general, Or perhaps true christianity, Could have done more good than harm Works Cited Scheitle, Christopher P. , And Elaine Howard Ecklund. "Perceptions Of Religious Discrimination Among U. S. Scientists". Journal For The Scientific Study Of Religion, Vol 57, No. 1, 2018, Pp. 139-155. Wiley, Doi:10. 1111/jssr. 12503. Accessed 3 Nov 2018.