His creation of Adam and Eve should be an absolutely reliable historical event. Of course this kind of knowledge is result of blind belief, but more than that it is an expression of absolute inability to analyze things. Undoubtedly it is an absence of the capacity for logical thought. Contrary to almost all thinkers I don't consider religious knowledge as a matter of belief, with an own authentic significance, next to science. The religious thinking, culminating in theology, is one sequence of despairing efforts to analyze and explain reality.
Many thinkers are at the same time religious believers and scientists.
They seem to have no problems with this glaring contrast. She was speaking to a few children and an old woman. But this person wasn't mentally ill. For him belief and science were two different realities, which existed at the same time, but for me there is a serious defect in his personality and thinking. Yet there is still an agreement between the majority of the modern people about this religious knowledge.