In recapitulation of the argument, natural theology should now be called "scientific theology," and recognized as a branch of science through the great authority of Sir Isaac Newton. This science was started by Anaxagoras, who was the first physicist, and it has been developed almost entirely by scientists, for those who are not scientists cannot work effectively on the subject. In scientific theology factual evidence is used in a way which is neglected in the other branches of science, and thus important conclusions are reached which cannot be reached by other methods. Scientific theology is based upon the philosophy of dualism, that the universe is mind and matter, and this is accepted by both physical scientists and Christians. Scientific theology is not religion, but the strong bedrock upon which the structure of religion is erected. If scientific theology is taught effectively in our schools and institutions of higher education, atheism will disappear.