LT said-
Remember, Einstein said imagination is more important than knowledge.
Yeah, that one was an eyebrow raiser, so I Googled it, and found this:
http://quoteinvestigator.com/2013/09/18/intuitive-mind/#more-7248
(And if you had bothered to read any biography of the life of Einstein, you'd know of his well-known disdain for theology and religion; Einstein didn't believe in a personal God, but more of the deistic impersonal uninvolved 'God'.)
That's because he understood the true power of the human mind. He understood that we make it up as we go along.
LT, we understand YOU like to 'make it up as you go along', including facts, attributions, scriptures, etc. Just don't expect the rest of us to wallow in that mud bath with you.
Like I said, imagination and theology are inseparably linked.
(LT says, completely unaware of the Freudian slip and the complete truthfuless of the only correct statement uttered so far.)
Adam