Question

why were many of the scientists during the scientific revolution believers in god?
the scientific method they adopted presumes we live in an orderly universe created by a god of order.
the church supported scientific research.
most wanted to prove that god existed.
the first universities were primarily formed to teach science and religion.

Explanation:

The scientific method during the scientific revolution was based on the idea of an orderly universe, which was often associated with a divine creator. The church's support was not universal, scientists did not mainly aim to prove God's existence, and the formation of universities is not the main reason for their belief.

Answer:

The scientific method they adopted presumes we live in an orderly universe created by a God of order.