It should be noted that science works without any consideration of theism. It is pure reason, argumnet, and proof. If it can't be measured, quantified, experimented upon or reasonably proved, it is of no use to a reasoned approach towards understanding our physical world. Science is an attempt to find out what makes the physical world work; anything else belongs to the realm of philosophers. Scientists are not atheists or antireligious by nature. Many of them have openly expressed a belief in a supreme being; but, they do not, generally, allow such a belief to sway or negate scientific findings. Einstein was very religious, particularly later in his life. It is rather unfair to balnket brush all scientists as atheistic. It is entirely likely science will one day be able to create life from "whole cloth"; it is also entirely likely they will never prove how a soul works...
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