“God does not care about our mathematical difficulties. He integrates empirically.” Quote by Albert Einstein
“God has not revealed all things to man and has entrusted us with but a fragment of His mighty work. But He who directs all things, who has established and laid the foundation of the world, who has clothed Himself with Creation, He is greater and better than that which He has wrought. Hidden from our eyes, He can only be reached by the spirit.” MenWorldGodEyeSpiritGreaterCreationAll ThingsFoundationFragments Author:Seneca the Younger
“God invented space so that not everything had to happen in Princeton.” GodHappensScienceSpaceInventionPrinceton Book:Our Cosmic Habitat Source: Our Cosmic Habitat
“God pity the man of science who believes in nothing but what he can prove by scientific methods; for if ever a human being needed divine pity, he does.” IfsMenBelieveHumansDoeGodScienceBeliefHuman BeingsDivineHe ManNeededProveMethodPityScientific Method Author:J. G. Holland
“Haldane was engaged in discussion with an eminent theologian. "What inference," asked the latter, "might one draw about the nature of God from a study of his works?" Haldane replied: "An inordinate fondness for beetles."” GodMightStudyDrawsDiscussionEngagedLatterTheologianFondnessInferenceBeetles Author:John B. S. Haldane
“He rules all things, not as the world soul but as the lord of all. And because of his dominion he is called Lord God Pantokrator". For “god" is a relative word and has reference to servants, and godhood is the lordship of God, not over his own body "as is supposed by those for whom God is the world soul', but over servants.” WorldSoulGodBodySciencePerfectLordEternalAll ThingsInfiniteSupremeServantRelativeDominionLord GodLordship Author:Isaac Newton
“I am stealing the golden vessels of the Egyptians to build a tabernacle to my God from them, far far away from the boundaries of Egypt. If you forgive me, I shall rejoice; if you are enraged with me, I shall bear it. See, I cast the die, and I write the book. Whether it is to be read by the people of the present or of the future makes no difference: let it await its reader for a hundred years, if God himself has stood ready for six thousand years for one to study him.” PeopleIfsWritingYearsBookGodDiesDifferencesStudyReadyBearsReaderThousandSixHundredForgivingCastsBoundariesStealingGoldenRejoiceFar AwayThousand YearsEgyptVesselForgive Me Author:Johannes Kepler
“I have second thoughts. Maybe God is malicious. Told to Valentine Bargmann.” GodValentineMaliciousScientific TheorySecond Thoughts Author:Albert Einstein
“I sometimes hear preachers speak of the sad condition of men who live without God in the world, but a scientist who lives without God in the world seems to me worse off than ordinary men.” MenWorldLifeSometimesGodSeemsScienceSpeakConditionsOrdinaryScientistPreacherWithout GodOrdinary Man Author:Louis Agassiz
“I will frankly tell you that my experience in prolonged scientific investigations convinces me that a belief in God-a God who is behind and within the chaos of vanishing points of human knowledge-adds a wonderful stimulus to the man who attempts to penetrate into the regions of the unknown.” MenHumansGodScienceBeliefBehindsKnowledgeWonderfulHe ManAddChaosConvinceRegionsInvestigationBiographiesPenetrateStimulusBelief In GodVanishingHuman KnowledgeVanishing Point Author:Louis Agassiz
“If this [the Mysterium cosmographicum] is published, others will perhaps make discoveries I might have reserved for myself. But we are all ephemeral creatures (and none more so than I). I have, therefore, for the Glory of God, who wants to be recognized from the book of Nature, that these things may be published as quickly as possible. The more others build on my work the happier I shall be.” IfsWantMayBookGodMightScienceNatureCreaturesGloryDiscoveryReservedPublicationGlory Of GodEphemeral Author:Johannes Kepler