Many physicists who disavow the existence of God were and are still enraged by the nickname given to the Higgs Boson when that particle was finally demonstrated to exist. Peter Ware Higgs, a theoretical physicist, first announced his theory of the existence of the Higgs Boson in 1964. In 2012, the particle was discovered at the Large Hadron Collider in CERN, Switzerland.
In the 1990s [pre-discovery], another physicist, Leon Lederman, wrote and published a book re: the Boson Particle, and wanted to title his book "The Goddamn Particle," because it was taking a long time with great difficulty to find it [48 years]. The publishers, so the story goes, pulled a clever switcheroo on the author to title the book "The God Particle." This enraged physicists because, as said, many disavow the existence of God, and thought the title misrepresented science because, they claimed, science has nothing to do with religion.
Won't they be surprised to discover, finally, that religion and science are not even two sides of one coin, but co-exist on the same side.