Albert Einstein: Ich glaube an Spinoza's Gott, der sich in der gesetzlichen Harmonie des Seienden offenbart, nicht an einen Gott, der sic

Ich glaube an Spinoza's Gott, der sich in der gesetzlichen Harmonie des Seienden — Albert Einstein

Ich glaube an Spinoza's Gott, der sich in der gesetzlichen Harmonie des Seienden offenbart, nicht an einen Gott, der sich mit Schicksalen und Handlungen der Menschen abgibt.

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