[Serious Discussion] Religion

[Maddolis]

Well, I would say not scientists in general. Obviously an astronomer (big bang theory) or biologist (evolution) would believe in what they are studying.

I am a medical student, and some of my class mates are religious and don't believe in the big bang theory, however they do believe in evolution.

So it comes down to what type of scientist they are.  There are several types of sciences: Medical science, geology, chemistry, psychology, archaeology, zoology, meteorology, engineering; and that's just a few of them.

He also said "thousands", which is far from the total. In the US alone, there is over 500,000 scientist jobs. So worldwide, there is roughly 10 million scientist jobs.
TBH, I think his estimate of "thousands" is significantly low.

Ok, so geologists, chemists, archaeologists, zoologists, meteorologists, biologists and physicists that speak out against the big bang theory aren't taken very seriously.
Geologists, chemists, archaeologists, zoologists, meteorologists, biologists and physicists that speak out against evolution I don't really hear of, and ought to be out of a job.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argumentum_ad_populum

^This.
It wouldn't matter if 3.5 billion people believed that 2+2 = 5, it wouldn't make it correct.

i already did it kabom but still believe in islam and didn't find sm1who persuaded me with atheism

You're not going to be persuaded until you open your mind, and I mean truly open your mind to all influences and actually think (and think objectively) about everything that is said to you.