Einstein and Religion Physics and Theology Book

Chapter 1 gives some interesting insight into the early education of Einstein, including his exposure to both Jewish and Christian religion.

Chapter 2 reveals how Einstein used his musical talent and his belief in beauty and symmetry in his quest for the "correct" equations for general relativity. Chapter 2 also debunks the misguided belief, held by many, that Einstein went to his grave with a strong conviction that quantum mechanics was just plain wrong. He actually proved some of the basic theorems of quantum mechanics.

Chapter 3 is a misguided attempt to explain the existence of G*d in therms of general relativity and 4-dimensional Minkowsky space. The author should have stopped after the second chapter.