>Fun fact, if tomorrow Science discovers that god mentioned in one particular religion exists, scientists would accept that because of the underlying methods an

>Fun fact, if tomorrow Science discovers that god mentioned in one particular religion exists, scientists would accept that because of the underlying methods and tools of science used to prove the existence, but you know who wouldn't accept the existence of this discovered god? Religious people of other religions. You are comparing the abstract ideal of science with the concrete adherents of religion. Every scientist has beliefs that aren't supported by or are contradicted by evidence, so I'm sure there would be many science followers, both atheist and religious who would refuse to believe in the deity discovered in your scenario.