So where’s the book/interview/or letter where Einstein said he believes in that God? If not you can’t speak for someone who is no longer here . No shade thrown but i wanna see where Einstein says that,(reply>), @7even Yes everyone has an opinion. These ideas are found in Greek Philosophy, the Bible in Paul's letters, in Hinduism, in Buddhism, Taoism, by Jewish Kabbalists and Islamic Sufis. Like Jesus said, you are blessed for not seeing and believing.,(reply>), @Invisible Church naw G lmao , everyone has their own definition of God or what or who God is. And naw God isn’t “everything” he created everything. But i mean i’m not gonna debate opinions as to it nor dislike u for ur own interpretation,(reply>), @7even It is not a God of imagination that is for scripture, this is a God of reason and logic. If God is everything than you don't get much more personal than that. God has no name, no identity, no face, no will, he is all of those things.,(reply>), @Invisible Church okay then that’s a God they created in their head’s then. God is personal with an identity, not how u define him.,(reply>), Google Einstein- I believe in the God of Spinoza. He repeated this anytime he was asked. Spinoza was philosopher and an excommunicated Jew that believe God was the nature/universe/reality. Neither had any use for religious institutions or scripture