Posted by
Glenn Flowers on Thursday, December 25, 2008 1:27:53 AM
One of atheism’s most prevalent arguments against the existence of God is that when one understands the science of the universe and all that it contains, the belief in a god is illogical, that the existence of a supernatural being can not be proven, and that there is no evidence to even suggest a god might exist.Therefore, they conclude that there is, most certainly, no god and anyone believing in one is denying scientific consensus.
I offer only one one witness to the contrary. This witness is indisputably the greatest scientific mind to have ever lived. A man who dared dispute Newton and his genius, a man who literally redefined eternity and all thought of time, space, matter, and energy. I give you none other than the great Albert Einstein.
In his brilliance and insight into all things in existence, Einstein, many times, attributed the order and the mystery of all he saw and pondered to God. Einstein was, if nothing else, a very spiritual man whose love for all humanity was the only trait that dominated his quest for knowledge. It was, in fact, this deep seated, unshakeable belief in a self conscious supreme deity that drove his curiosity, a curiosity to understand God’s purpose and means.
To any who choose to disagree, do a thorough study of Einstein, the man, first, then give it your best, as inept as it will necessarily be.
As for scientists being atheists because they know better than to believe in God, I rest my case.
Glenn Flowers