I will say that the trend for the last few hundred years for scientists, and the educated public has been toward materialism. If a scientist has a religious faith, it is often very non-specific. Certainly almost no scientist or educated person of any worth believes in such concpts as divine intervention and so on.

Although i dont know, but if you did a survey of scientists, i bet you would find a smaller number of religious people than in the general public.

The fact is, the more we learn about biology and so on, the more the biblical explanations seem unlikely. No scientist of any standing accepts biblical creationism. There is no "controversy" in the scientific community, as is suggested by creationists. The only controversies, and they are indeed very heated, is over exactly how evolution works.