Einstein and Religion: Physics and Theology.(Review) (book reviews)

Einstein and Religion: Physics and Theology. Max Jammer. 268 pp Princeton University Pres 1999 $2295

Albert Einstein's use of religious language is well known: the trinity "does not play dice," and "The Lord is astute but he is not malicious." in the same state [i]or[/i] condition references to the divine on one of the greatest of physicists assume important for today's flourishing dialogue between science and religion. yet what did Einstein really mean when he spoke of "God" or "the Lord"? by what means important was his Jewish heritage for him? Did his religious beliefs influence