Albert Einstein: My Views

In ôMy Views,ö Albert Einstein is literally trying to undermine notions and beliefs associated with what he views as incomplete or misdirected religious feeling. Instead, he insists that organized religion (with their attendant dogma and anthropomorphic conceptions of God) is incapable of leading to true religious feeling. True religious feeling, Einstein (p. 541) maintains, ôknows no dogma and no God conceived in manÆs image,ö a characteristic he claims is common to all of the ôreligious geniusesö of all ages. Einstein believes that manmade conceptions of religion and God, due to fear and necessity, have promoted misguided notions and beliefs of religious feeling that tend to undermine rather than empower the universal connection among all human beings.

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