[Serious Discussion] Religion

[Maddolis]

So what do you know about quantum physics?
How does the study of particles on a sub-atomic level convince scientists that there could possibly be a god? There's none of that, you're just recycling some unsubstantiated bullshit that somebody probably told you a couple of weeks ago.
Plus the actual field of quantum physics is so deep and difficult to be proficiently knowledgeable about, I don't know where you get off telling us to look into it. Oh yeah, I'll just wikipedia "quantum physics" and I'll understand why god is a believable concept and gain a basic understanding of how small fractions of particles (that are so small themselves that they're invisible to the naked eye) work over the next 10 minutes.

Sure, many scientists don't say "there is no god," just as they don't say "there is no flying spaghetti monster."

If there were proofs  behind everything it wasn't Religion then.

The god of the gaps argument is old and stale.