All right, now let me to respond to the other stuff without that misunderstanding looming in the way. :P

If they do that, it's most likely because it's of comfort to them on some level to have that rather than _completely_ obliterate the foundation of their childhood. There's certainly no logic to deciding something religious is responsible for reality when it's obviously one of the many things we are unlikely to **_ever_** know the true reason for - mainly because it's recursive: e.g. if "God" created all this, then how did God come to be? Then how did _that_ come to be? Etc. Etc. Etc.

Are you speaking of Gödel’s Incompleteness theorem? Sorry if that’s not the correct name. I call it the N+1 problem personally (long story), but the gist is that we can’t observe our universe in its entirety without looking from a higher dimension with at least one more axis.

I think that’s essentially the recursiveness you’re speaking of: we cannot study our reality because it requires a perspective/view point that’s located outside of it. Correct?