Posted: Jan 09, 2019 5:40 pm
What I've noticed about these sorts of "scholars" is that they're very good at taking something we already know, and then working back to show us how a particular religious text thought of it first. What they're not so good at is showing us something we don't already know about the issue using their religious texts and (presumably) winning a Nobel prize after it's proven to be correct. And I'm no expert on physics, but as I understand it, Einstein's theory is still pretty flawed in that it breaks down are certain points and therefore doesn't offer a complete understanding of how physics operates. Einstein was a great scientist so his achievements were great, but personally, I'd expect better from a god.