Anything that convinces you to trivialize the importance of truth is a psyop.

Whenever ever you hear an appeal to pragmatism, think “Pragmatism over what time frame?”

How Christianity inspired modern science: When Johannes Kepler discovered the third law of planetary motion this was for him "an astounding confirmation of a geometer god worthy of worship. He confessed to being 'carried away by unutterable rapture at the divine spectacle of heavenly harmony'." In his scientific notebooks, Kepler often spontaneously breaks into prayer: I give you thanks, Creator and God, . . . See I have now completed the work to which I was called. In it I have used all the talents you have lent to my spirit." Kepler had studied to be a theologian, and he went into mathematics only because he was asked to fill a teaching vacancy. Years later he wrote: “I wanted to become a theologian; for a long time I was restless. But now I see how God is, by my efforts, being glorified in astronomy, for 'the heavens declare the glory of God.'” He had come to realize that the study of nature was a genuine vocation for a Christian.