Some people say that Albert Einstein supported the Christian notion of biblical creation or God.
In these regards, Einstein says:
“The Word of God is for me nothing more than the expression and the product of human weaknesses. The Bible is a collection of respectable, but primitive, legends which are nevertheless rather pretty childish. Also, no interpretation, as clever as it may be, can change that (for me).” [1] --translation mine.
“I believe in the God of Spinoza who reveals itself in the organized harmony of existing things, not in a God, which interests himself with the fates and actions of humans.” [2] --translation mine.
--ez
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[1] „Das Wort Gottes ist fürmich er Schwächen. Die Bibel ist eine Sammlung ehrbarer, aber dennoch primitiver Legenden, welche doch ganz schön kindisch sind. Keine Interpretation, wie feinsinnig sie auch sein mag, kann das (für mich http://hpd.de/node/4 584
[2] „Ich glaube an Spinozas Gott, der sich in der gesetzlichen Harmonie des Seienden offenbart, nicht an einen Gott, der sich mit den Schicksalen und Handlungen der Menschen abgibt.“ From: „Gott und die Wissenschaften: Evangelischer Hochschuldialog und Ringvorlesung“ (2007). Available online.”
In these regards, Einstein says:
“The Word of God is for me nothing more than the expression and the product of human weaknesses
“I believe in the God of Spinoza who reveals itself in the organized harmony of existing things, not in a God, which interests himself with the fates and actions of humans.” [2] --translat
--ez
© Copyright, January 2011, ez duz it.
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[1] „Das Wort Gottes ist für
[2] „Ich glaube an Spinozas Gott, der sich in der gesetzlich
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