Debate: DO YOU BELIEVE IN GOD
Side: no,I don't beleive in god

There is no institution that checks books, it does not exist.My sides! HAHAHA! I just came from work and damn, you really hit me off guard. This is pure solid gold hahaha! Now everyone is looking at me and I must share the word. I blame your for this.send me lab report.Too stupid to search on your own? How many times do you want to be spoonfed?Try to read his biography and or his personal correspondence where can see how he is mocking religions."Albert Einstein's religious views have been studied extensively. He said he believed in the "pantheistic" God of Baruch Spinoza, but not in a personal god, a belief he criticized. He also called himself an agnostic, while disassociating himself from the label atheist, preferring, he said, "an attitude of humility corresponding to the weakness of our intellectual understanding of nature and of our own being"-WikipediaIn conclusion: He hates atheism and prefers to lean more on the side of being a believer. Which means that as a believer, you will say that his researches are wrong, correct? :DFew days ago you sent me link on wikipedia page about Darwin,And apparently, you did not even know the full story.Even after Darwin studied biology, published the Origin of Species, and earned the ire of the Catholic church, he remained true to his faith and choose to study theology.Your own link was called "Exposing Callaghan"So youre saying that up until now you havent read one bit of its contents? Oh man, I will never forget your stupidity. :DHere, I qouted the so called Exposing Dr. Callahan:"Using the "theory of materialization" and Einstein's formula, Dr. Callahan goes on to explain (page 119) that Sai Baba's feat is entirely possible. Einstein's formula (E=mc²) "demands light having speeds equal to or lower than the energy," he says, and mass wouldn't exist at all "were not light traveling at speeds equal to or slower than the speed of light squared." (Check it out; I am not making this up.)""In a provocative footnote on page 120, Dr. Callahan explains that a particle moving faster than the speed of light is called a tachyon, and a message sent by such a particle would actually arrive before it was sent. He also states that he published, in 1986, the first experimental proof that tachyon particles actually exist. (One of the world's great unsolved mysteries is why Dr. Callahan has never been honored with the Nobel Prize in physics for such an amazing and historic achievement.)""It turns out that Phil Callahan wrote a book in 1984, which preceded the two discussed here. That book, Ancient Mysteries, Modern Visions, was previously out of print, but Acres U.S.A. reissued it in the latter part of 2000, so it's once again available.In this earlier work, Dr. Callahan explains, with considerable "scientific" detail, his theories of paramagnetism and the round towers of Ireland, the "real" meanings of Egyptian hieroglyphics and of the pyramids, the relationship between cathedral towers and the antennae of insects, and how he "proved" that particles moving faster than the speed of light (tachyons) actually exist, using only an "electrometer" and a Benjamin ficus tree. Furthermore, he explains how ancient Egyptian priests levitated people, lists the requirements for levitation and for levitating a person or object, and explains how levitation is directly related to paramagnetism.This book is quite entertaining and, at a cost of only $16.00, is certainly worth what amounts to the price of a couple of movie tickets."Not a single word has stated that Dr. Callahan is a fraud. The term "Expossing" here was used as an introduction for his discoveries in the field of science. The author of the article even recommends Dr. Callahan's books.Must be awful to live in your life. But here's a tip: It takes only a good jump to get rid of the shame and embarrassment. :D