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He argues that historically, many foundational figures in science—such as Isaac Newton, Galileo, and Johannes Kepler—were devout Christians driven by a desire to understand God's creation. Stephen Meyer from the Discovery Institute echoes this sentiment, suggesting that the Christian worldview's emphasis on reason and divine free will fostered the very conditions that birthed the scientific revolution. Tour highlights that understanding the universe as contingent and subject to God's design led scientists to explore natural laws, not as enemies of faith but as extensions of a divine plan.