Albert Einstein: Search for Faith - BluefishTV.com

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Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientific minds of modern times, struggled with the question of God. And at the end of his life, he did not have faith. This intriguing video illustration with Margaret Feinberg reminds us how the Bible makes a clear distinction between the wisdom of the world and the wisdom of God. The wisdom of the world is knowledge or power, but the wisdom of God is faith.

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[hallcyon]

What an abundance of inquiry taiki289 aka ignoramus! Well I'll let Einstein own you:

Condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance.

~ Albert Einstein

[DogmaGogMagogMa]

God wasn't sorta "proven" by science. She took the fact that Einstein was searching for answers and used it to steal credit for the notion of her particular chosen god. Any time Einstein spoke of a god it was in at best a Deist or Pantheist sense.

This video is dumb.

[OmegaX2Z]

We each go through our own personal journey. It's good to question man, when we are under education of learning new things by people. Mans motives. Mans agendas. Mans lack of education. Mans hardships. Mans desires, and errors. Mans greed. Mans hate. Christ taught truth... it's man that fails. Yes, some men can teach Christ incorrectly. That is why it takes faith, and your desire, by free will, to know and seek the truth yourself. Thus is Faith. This vid is a prime example of a personal journey.

[OmegaX2Z]

Education and theories have changed throughout time. Peer preasure will always exist, as we each want to be accepted and do well, as demands are made by our peers, and society. Nothing is new under this sun... it's THE (YOU) that is in the present. Man is flawed. Always was, and always will be. Though we seem to improve, with time. God / YHWH is eternal. Never changes, only our perception of him changes. But Christ has shown us truth, for those who wish to see. Some do not want to see. Ask why?

[OmegaX2Z]

The reason a Christian calls themselves a Christian, is much like someone who lives in America, calls themselves an American. Except on a deeper level.

John 14:6- Jesus Christ saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.

Jews document Christ. Muslims Document Christ. History Documents Christ. Yet not all agree who Christ was. In Christian study, Christians see what God is like. And why things occurred, and ARE, the way it had, and is.

[curryhallsofjolly]

I have a similar way of thinking as einstein..ive thought about it like how is it possible to see and perceiv there must be something deeper and profound ..how is it possible that when we put million of cells together we get a tissue..and even the smallest details of life..God is perfect ....we are his creation :)

[thisguysajerk]

@krsguitarist yes.... ass-hat. is there an issue here?

[krsguitarist]

@thisguysajerk ass-hat ??

[ohm037]

can it be either obstacle or opportunity or maybe both? i believe that they all exist for a reason and purpose.

[DogmaGogMagogMa]

I was going to respond to you, but from the looks of things you've already revised what you had to say. Is this accurate?

[thisguysajerk]

he was an atheist. he said so himself.

all you are doing is ignoring what he himself said and inserting your assertions, all the while not even getting the definitions of agnostic or atheist even remotely close to correct.

you are a complete and utter ass-hat.

[thisguysajerk]

"Something else i found was the defintion of atheism"

well apparently you didn't look it up. becasue the definition of atheism has no bearing in a religion, but ONLY a bearing in lack of belief in a god.

LOOK IT UP.

agnostic: One who believes that it is impossible to know whether there is a God.

atheist: a disbelief in the existence of deity.

both are definitions from merriam-webster.

admit you're wrong. you are wrong on all accounts.