I Am a Part of Infinity
The Spiritual Journey of Albert Einstein

2.5 A bit repetitive. Very thoroughly researched. There was a mix between direct quotes and circumstantial/speculative citations (e.g. “[various texts] which Einstein almost certainly came across in his readings” or “as described in [a book] which Einstein owned”) In various sections throughout the b......more

In his book, I Am Part of Infinity: The Spiritual Journey of Albert Einstein, author Kieran Fox talks about how Einstein’s “spirituality was mocked and misunderstood during his lifetime,” and worse yet buried and “all but forgotten” by modernitys growing hostility in a post-enlightnement era. This bo......more

A long-overdue book that finally explains what Einstein's religious views actually were. A nice epiphany, itself well worth the price, is that you will finally be able to reconcile Einstein's overt atheist and theistic statements. After reading this book, that, as well as a lot of other apparent con......more

The author repeats many times, in essence, that religion was formed purely from either pure stupidity or paranoia and that science had "nothing to do" with humanity's long tradition of religion. It's sort of like the stereotype of the "God hole," in which people, searching for a god but not finding......more

This book presents a distinctive examination of Einstein's spiritual outlook, linking his scientific endeavors to a broader cosmic spirituality. It explores the impact of Einstein's religious and philosophical questions on his worldview and scientific thought. However, some may contend that the emph......more