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No, but if the OP is going to make that claim I'd at least like it to say what Einstein actually believedAgain, why does it matter what Einstein's religious beliefs were?
Those beliefs don't automatically become true just because Einstein had them.
Ha. So now you distance yourself from Einstein.
"Quote mining(TM)" is a fictitious sin. You'd never find more than a couple of situations in which quoting out of context would invert the original meaning of a piece of writing and nonetheless, evolutionists claim that others are doing that with every one of many quotes in which competent scientists have negative things to say about evolution.
I've seen dozens of cases in which creationists, by quoting out of context, lie. Just brazenly lie. I think that's a sin. Don't you?"Quote mining(TM)" is a fictitious sin. You'd never find more than a couple of situations in which quoting out of context would invert the original meaning of a piece of writing
Just brazenly lie. I think
No one asks Einstein to prove there are spirits and an intelligent force behind this universe! Yet the quotes already cited prove he did feel there was.Asking someone to prove a negative? That is desperate as it gets.
Well, wiccanchild claimed Einstein was in his camp. Obviously not.Again, why does it matter what Einstein's religious beliefs were?
Those beliefs don't automatically become true just because Einstein had them.
'Works' for who??! The authority for Christians is God and His word. It doesn't get any better of higher than that!Are you for real? Do you really think Science works like religion, where you have "authority figures" whose word holds weight by virtue of their speaker?
Einstein did not accept quantum mechanics, so I suppose we should just stop investigating the field on his whim?
'Works' for who??! The authority for Christians is God and His word. It doesn't get any better of higher than that!
You can investigate till you turn blue. Not on my dime please.
The strangeness associated with the QM would seem to indicate to me that more than earth (fishbowl) laws are at play!
There is no serious field that doesn't. So called sciences are dime a dozen fables.As a newbie you can forgive me if I misinterpret this guy...
Any serious field of knowledge that places such emphasis on word of authority rather than actual reasoning and evidence is to be taken with a gallon of salt.
Who said he was? Don't try to pin it on me.Not the point; Einstein is not an authority figure.
I realize that the so called science worshipers try to hide under the dress of real science and knowledge..as if their foolish fables were part of it. No. We must separate the men from the boys.And you do realize that many of these scientific discoveries merit credit for your sitting next to a computer screen as you read this, do you?
Too bad experimentation quickly disproved the newest God of the Gaps proposal; QM is deterministic/probabilistic; no room for god.
Not even Einstein can give you the proof for gods you lack.No one asks Einstein to prove there are spirits and an intelligent force behind this universe! Yet the quotes already cited prove he did feel there was.
dad, defeated again, and in denial. Keep trying.dad, totally undefeated.
I am not looking for 'proofs'Not even Einstein can give you the proof for gods you lack.
I am not looking for 'proofs'
When I was a child, I did have an interest in childish things....then I read so many fulfilled prophesies and etc...that such proofs are no more needed than pablum.
I try to listen when they advise safe ways to build a bridge. I just realize that any bridges they can build do not cross over to Eden, or span eternity. I try to give the poor little puffed up blowfish as much credit as they deserve.But why don't you give in and listen to what science is telling you?
Are you ever going to trade in your Bible for a clipboard?
I try to listen when they advise safe ways to build a bridge.
Good point. Even in their strong suits, they are to be taken with some strong measure of caution. Cursed is man that trusteth in man.You gotta be careful there too, bro.
The scientists at L'Aquila advised it was safe to go back home.
And some 300 people died.
Funny you would mention childish: "The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish." - in a letter from Albert Einstein to Eric Gutkind from Princeton in January 1954I am not looking for 'proofs'
When I was a child, I did have an interest in childish things....then I read so many fulfilled prophesies and etc...that such proofs are no more needed than pablum.
Doesn't matter. Einstein may have used a small g in god, but a belief in spirits comes across loud and clear with him.Funny you would mention childish: "The word God is for me nothing more than the expression and product of human weaknesses, the Bible a collection of honourable, but still primitive legends which are nevertheless pretty childish." - in a letter from Albert Einstein to Eric Gutkind from Princeton in January 1954
No it doesn't. But while we're here, is there anyone else that doesn't believe that the Christian God is anything more than a character in a book that you would like to quote in support for your beliefs?Doesn't matter. Einstein may have used a small g in god, but a belief in spirits comes across loud and clear with him.
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