Albert Einstein's were religious views

Answer 1

Yes true. According to him, science without religion is lame and religion without science is blind. He also stated that imagination is much more important than mere knowledge. Imagination is nothing but forming image within the realm of mind. Thus religious persons have formed the images of the cause for this cosmic creation. Science is nothing but the systematic approach towards the true cause for this creation. So religion and science are the two sides of the coin. Let us make a scientific approach towards the religious structure and religious approach towards the scientific applications.

Answer 2

Albert Einstein's religious views were complex and not easily categorized. He described himself as agnostic and had a deep appreciation for the beauty and order in the universe, often referring to a belief in a higher power as a cosmic religious feeling. Einstein rejected organized religion but also expressed admiration for the moral teachings of figures like Jesus.