Did Einstein say Every one who is seriously engaged in the pursuit of science becomes convinced that the laws of nature manifest the existence of a spirit vastly superior to that of men?

Answer 1

Einstein may or may not have used this direct quotation but he did come to this conclusion after a life of adamant agnosicism when he considered the implications of what Hubble discovered. He concluded the beginning of the Universe, it's lawfulness, the orderly interdependency of a microcosmic level and came to the conclusion Darwinians were amiss in the sense that the Universe had not come about by random chance and coincidence, he said, "God does not play dice with the Universe" and that "coincidence is just God remianing anonymous." Now I do not know if Einstein will be "saved" as some people understand it, but I do know that he came to the conculsion that their must be God from just looking objectively at the facts with no preconcieved bias. He knew forsty and foremost that chance is not a creative force but always anyone of a number of possible outcomes, and that time is a function of and thus less than the sum total of Creation and therefore also is not causitive in the nature of things since time itself is a part of nature. Each, if they can step out of their indoctrinations, one way or the other, must ask, what proof is actually there? And what does the evidence actually imply if I eliminate other people's provisional interpretations of the data...? Hmmm!