In January 1954, just a year before his death, Albert Einstein wrote a letter in this, he clearly wrote, "The idea of God is a product of human
weakness." The same letter also described the Bible as being "a
collection of honorable, but still primitive, legends which are
nevertheless pretty childish."
Still, how does one square Albert Einstein's 'unbelief ' with his own confession of being a 'deeply religious nonbeliever'? He also famously wrote that "science without religion is lame and religion without science is blind", giving rise to endless debate between believers and non-believers.
Scientists, especially those working at the Large Hadron Collider who may have recently found the Higgs Boson, are acutely embarrassed by the media referring to it as the 'God particle 'they take great pains to point out that even Mr Peter Higgs, who first proposed the particle's existence and is an atheist, is displeased because the term could offend people who are religious.
Still, how does one square Albert Einstein's 'unbelief ' with his own confession of being a 'deeply religious nonbeliever'? He also famously wrote that "science without religion is lame and religion without science is blind", giving rise to endless debate between believers and non-believers.
Scientists, especially those working at the Large Hadron Collider who may have recently found the Higgs Boson, are acutely embarrassed by the media referring to it as the 'God particle 'they take great pains to point out that even Mr Peter Higgs, who first proposed the particle's existence and is an atheist, is displeased because the term could offend people who are religious.
Could be some years latter Higgs also come up with some god centric theories as Albert did.
God hides and those who seek him find him.
Every body in their life do ! As they did ! As I did ! and you too will do !
So whats the next big question ?
Can a robot be programmed to believe in God?
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