Steven Weinberg

To demonstrate its open-mindedness, the foundation should award the Templeton Prize to an opponent of religion, such as Steven Weinberg or Richard Dawkins.

Horgan on the End of Science and Religion Mark 2006

The Trouble with Physics, to doubters, such as Steven Weinberg, a Nobel prizewinner.

Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph 2009

Steven Weinberg, Lee Smolin, Victor Stenger, Lawrence Krauss, and Stephen Hawking are notable examples of physicists who trumpet their view that science has not only falsified many religious claims about the world, but has demonstrated that when it comes to creation, no Creator need apply.

Clay Farris Naff: If Infinity Is The Devil, What Is God? Clay Farris Naff 2011

In his role as an ambassador joining these two worlds he has written more than thirty books, delivered the Gifford Lectures, been knighted by the Queen, debated with leading atheists like Nobel Laureate Steven Weinberg, and won the 2002 Templeton Prize.

Karl Giberson, Ph.D: The Top Peacemaker In The Science-Religion Wars Ph.D Karl Giberson 2012

In his role as an ambassador joining these two worlds he has written more than thirty books, delivered the Gifford Lectures, been knighted by the Queen, debated with leading atheists like Nobel Laureate Steven Weinberg, and won the 2002 Templeton Prize.

Karl Giberson, Ph.D: The Top Peacemaker In The Science-Religion Wars Ph.D Karl Giberson 2012

Steven Weinberg, Lee Smolin, Victor Stenger, Lawrence Krauss, and Stephen Hawking are notable examples of physicists who trumpet their view that science has not only falsified many religious claims about the world, but has demonstrated that when it comes to creation, no Creator need apply.

Clay Farris Naff: If Infinity Is The Devil, What Is God? Clay Farris Naff 2011

In his role as an ambassador joining these two worlds he has written more than thirty books, delivered the Gifford Lectures, been knighted by the Queen, debated with leading atheists like Nobel Laureate Steven Weinberg, and won the 2002 Templeton Prize.

Karl Giberson, Ph.D: The Top Peacemaker In The Science-Religion Wars Ph.D Karl Giberson 2012

Steven Weinberg, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1979, concedes in his book "Dreams of a Final Theory" that there's a problem with consciousness, and despite the power of physical theory, the existence of consciousness doesn't seem derivable from physical laws.

Robert Lanza, M.D.: Why Does Life Exist? M.D. Robert Lanza 2011

Nobel physicist Steven Weinberg summed it up best:

Why You Will Always Exist: Time Is 'On Demand' M.D. Robert Lanza 2011

Steven Weinberg, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1979, concedes in his book "Dreams of a Final Theory" that there's a problem with consciousness, and despite the power of physical theory, the existence of consciousness doesn't seem derivable from physical laws.

Robert Lanza, M.D.: Why Does Life Exist? M.D. Robert Lanza 2011