On Being with Krista Tippett Freeman Dyson and Paul Davies — Einstein's God
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Feb 25, 2010 
Physicists Freeman Dyson and Paul Davies explore Einstein’s cosmic religious sense, from his reverence for mystery and mathematical order to his doubts about quantum randomness. They unpack how relativity reshaped ideas of time and space, consider whether a life-friendly universe invites spiritual questions, and share glimpses of Einstein’s humor and love of music.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Importance of Wandering to Oneself
02:53 • 2min
Einstein's Longing to Understand God
05:19 • 2min
Einstein's Rejection of Science
07:12 • 2min
The Mysterious
08:46 • 3min
Einstein's God
11:27 • 2min
The Importance of Complexity in the Universe
13:05 • 2min
The Miracle of Einstein's Equations
15:11 • 2min
Einstein's Theory of Relativity
16:55 • 2min
Einstein's Humor and Humanity
18:39 • 2min
Einstein's Passion for Music
20:43 • 3min
Einstein's God: Conversations About Science and the Human Spirits
23:31 • 2min
Einstein's God
25:33 • 2min
Einstein's Contribution to Our Understanding of Space and Time
27:16 • 3min
The Origins of Time
30:02 • 3min
The Cosmic Religious Sensation
33:27 • 2min
Theology and the Mind of God
35:10 • 2min
Einstein's Theology of the Universe
37:10 • 2min
The Nature of the Universe
39:04 • 2min
The Problem With God in the Laws of Physics
40:49 • 3min
The Importance of Eternity
43:24 • 2min
The Cosmic Connection
45:36 • 2min
Einstein's God
47:38 • 3min
Speaking of Faith
50:18 • 2min
