>> I guess some think Einstein was a god, and therefore his
>> understanding of God means more than anyone else's.
> Why do you "guess" that? Is there some actual basis to that claim, or
>is it just more convenient in order to demean those who don't buy into
>the whole supernatural thing?
It was a guess, which is not based on empirical data, I guess. However, the
fact that AE was quote and folks like Charlie Sheen, Harvey Keck or even Ed
Leafe were not quoted, may give an indication of how he is viewed.
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Larry Miller
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