Albert Einstein, a man of science, did not deny the existence of God. But he didn't let God off easy, either. In 1954 he wrote a letter to a colleague exploring his own presumptions about religion and ...

Albert Einstein’s so-called God letter first surfaced in 2008, when it fetched four hundred and four thousand dollars in a sale at a British auction house. The letter came back into the news earlier ...

Albert Einstein is rightly considered one of the most important scientific thinkers of the modern age, but what were his true thoughts on religion, which he artfully dodged throughout his life? That ...

A letter handwritten by physicist Albert Einstein a year before his death, expressing his views on religion, will be sold on eBay this month with an opening bid of $3 million, an auction agency said ...

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A letter from Albert Einstein, in which the physicist said God was just an expression of human weakness, and that the Bible was just a collection of "primitive legends," is due to be auctioned by ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A handwritten letter in which Albert Einstein grappled with God, the Bible and his own Jewish ...

A letter from Albert Einstein explaining his views on religion is expected to fetch more than $1m (£780,000) at auction in New York today. The theoretical physicist penned the page-and-a-half document ...