Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Einstein's view on God

“The letter of Einstein is a news, but it presents only a part of Einstein's view about God.”Asked by Idris, Raipur

He answers at 1:30:49 in The Existence of God-7th · 2 min 57 sec

His answer, in his own words
1:30:49
maulana, agla sawal rae pur se aya hai idrees sahab ka. انہوں نے لکھا ہے: "The letter of Einstein is a news, but it presents only a part of ainstain view about god. There are other quotes of Einstein, such as science without religion is lame.
1:31:09
religion without science is blind. Second, I want to know God's thoughts. the rest are details. Third, strange is a situation here upon this earth.
1:31:20
Each of us comes for a short visit, not knowing why, yet sometime seeming to a divine purpose. and there are many other. It means like many other scientists, Einstein believed in God, though his realization of God may not completely
1:31:39
match 100% with the concept of God described in religious books. what is your comment on this? nahi, main is ko nahi manunga. woh is ka case confusion ka case tha. khud apne aik aur letter mein likha tha ke mera case jo hai woh hai.
1:31:59
ah, kya kya lafz bola tha? woh agnostic, agnosticsm ka case hai. sahi ma'non mein woh agnostic tha. woh main nahi manta ke woh Khuda ko manta tha. yeh to confusion ke jumlay hain, idhar confusion ke jumlay hain.
1:32:16
sahi tareen jo is ka jo mawqaf tha, woh hai ke woh agnostic tha. woh bas meri apni study yehi hai. okay, we we'll end the session now. ah, there is an announcement today: the monthly meeting of dawah field team will be conducted after the
1:32:36
namaz. so, all the da'wa field members and anybody who is interested in da'wa work can stay back. thank you sahib. shain.
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