Abstract
ABSTRACT The Scientific Revolution started in the seventeenth century. With the appearance of some empiricist philosophers and the propagation of a mechanical worldview by some scientists, gradually and the role of God was reduced solely to being the initiator of the universe. With the French Enlightenment the role of God was eliminated and religion went into the sideline. Several important currents started during the second half of the twentieth century which had a revival effect on religion, and some eminent scientists of our era have emphasized the necessity of seeking a comprehensive worldview.
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