| Einstein's God: A Way of Being Spiritual Without the Supernatural Contributor(s): Macalister, Todd (Author) |
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ISBN: 1933993650 ISBN-13: 9781933993652 Publisher: Apocryphile Press OUR PRICE: $12.82 Product Type: Paperback Published: June 2008 Annotation: Albert Einstein's genius included a spiritual sense that fits comfortably with science. With quotes that illustrate Einstein's views, and with a look at how spiritual feelings may be understood and valued by modern science, this book shows a way of being spiritual that does not include belief in the supernatural. This book examines parallels between some modern views and long-standing systems of belief. It looks at ways of gaining from both the old and the new. But, it also identifies a choice that must be made. So, if traditional beliefs don't fit with what you see-if you see yourself as "spiritual, but not religious," if you attend services, but only partially believe, or if you think you're not really spiritual at all-take a look. You may find something you can say you do believe. |
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| BISAC Categories: - Religion | Religion & Science |
| Dewey: 215 |
| Physical Information: 0.21" H x 5.5" W x 8.5" (0.27 lbs) 88 pages |
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| Publisher Description: Albert Einstein's genius included a spiritual sense that fits comfortably with science. With quotes that illustrate Einstein's views, and with a look at how spiritual feelings may be understood and valued by modern science, this book shows a way of being spiritual that does not include belief in the supernatural. This book examines parallels between some modern views and long-standing systems of belief. It looks at ways of gaining from both the old and the new. But, it also identifies a choice that must be made. So, if traditional beliefs don't fit with what you see-if you see yourself as "spiritual, but not religious," if you attend services, but only partially believe, or if you think you're not really spiritual at all-take a look. You may find something you can say you do believe. |
