To: Eternal_Bear
Name one Nobel Prize winner in the sciences that believes in "Creationism". Just one. Anyone?
Albert Einstein favorite aphorism was "God does not play dice with the universe". He said it so often that Niels Bohr finally replied, "Albert, quit telling God what to do." I am sure my recollections of the quotes are not exact, but they are accurate. These are two Nobel winners who can reasonably be construed as no less than deists. Whether they believed in a "creation" or not is up to you. As far as I am concerned Einstein almost certainly did.
118 posted on
02/02/2004 10:16:02 AM PST by
DeepDish
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To: DeepDish
You are misinterpreting Einstein and Bohr. Neither were creationists.( Even Mao Zedong would refer to God but there is no evidence, he was a deist.) Einstein was referring to Quantum physics which is based on probablities. He sought a deeper underlying theory of the universe that would unify all the known forces. I assume he would subscribe to String Theory today which postulates other dimensions as well as parallel universes.
To: DeepDish
You are misinterpreting Einstein and Bohr. Neither were creationists.( Even Mao Zedong would refer to God but there is no evidence, he was a deist.) Einstein was referring to Quantum physics which is based on probablities. He sought a deeper underlying theory of the universe that would unify all the known forces. I assume he would subscribe to String Theory today which postulates other dimensions as well as parallel universes.
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