Alex Carson
Did you know that Albert Einstein once said the word “God” was nothing more than a product of human weakness? Did you also know he described himself as “devoutly religious”—but not in the way most people understand that term?
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
00:48 – Einstein’s Religious Awakening and Rebellion
03:51 – The Spinozan Influence and the God of Order
06:30 – Einstein vs. Organized Religion
09:59 – The Ethics of a Godless Universe
10:52 – Outro
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In this video, we dive into the complex and often misunderstood views of Albert Einstein on God, religion, and the cosmos. Far from being a traditional believer or a militant atheist, Einstein carved out his own path—a worldview shaped by science, philosophy, and a deep sense of wonder.
Raised in a secular Jewish household, he experienced a brief but intense religious awakening as a child before rejecting conventional faith in favor of reason. Yet, he never dismissed spirituality outright. Instead, he embraced the idea of a “cosmic religious feeling,” an awe for the universe that he believed was central to both science and ethics.
How Einstein Discovered the TRUTH About God & Religion
