Vinny,
I know that you seem to have trouble deciphering the most simple of statements, but I cannot help you with this one as it is so simple that even you should be able to comprehend it. As you do not seem to be able to, I suspect that the reason is that it is your good self who frequently puts Einstein on a pair of rollerskates and pushed him onstage in one of your more ludicrous attempts to prove the existence of your particular notion of God and the validity of 'its' embarrassingly compromised 'Word'.
Einstein did not believe in a 'conventional' idea of God, as I noted. He describes the Bible and its God of theology as childish and the expression and product of human weakness.
Only you could see a bolstering of your own beliefs in his facile and contradictory statements regarding religion and of course. You are not bright enough to note that the reason that I posted this thread was to suggest that anything Einstein may have said about religion is suspect, hence my Marilyn Monroe comment, but no surprises there.
The only thing that we can be sure of is his 'God' is very different from your own, as his his view of the Bible, so perhaps you had better stop using him as an example to fellow Christians lest another letter be discovered that suggests he only talked about God when he needed money for his next project. ;)
HS
