And while Einstein made many references to 'God', I'm not sure to whose God, of all those in play today, he was referring.
I think i might know which one. Â But -- for purposes of this thread -- it doesn't really matter "whose God". It was just an example of a great scientific mind who hadsome sort offaith in a higher power. [Perhaps he may have asked himself: 'what actually *caused* the Big Bang?' -- idunno.]
Also, he didn't seek to cook up artificial 'organisms' (synthetic bacteria?) with the [alleged] attitude that "there's nothing magical about life." [Or so has been the astute representation in this thread thus far.] Let's just hope that Venter et. al. have slightly more enlightened viewpoints than that. (Hmm, born in Salt Lake City? What are the odds he's an atheist then? ).
Finally, i want to thank you for not holding me accountable for the Crusades.
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