@waton
Yes it's a good article because it presents BOTH sides of the argument, that of Dawkins and that of the articles author.
There are many more articles out there that just make the case for him being atheist.
So confusing.
PERSONALLY I think he is best described as agnostic as at some points he seemed undecided.
Howevereven if Einstein was a theist, it does not prove anything.
There are many great minds today, Stephen Hawking for example, who are atheist.
Again, if there was a Creator who cared (which is what I'm talking about in my OP) why is their message so convoluted that we have to look towards earthly mans personal beleifs and appeal to authority. We should not have to look towards anything but the Creator communicating to us in a clear manner directly to us, not through a book or through having to dig out whole lives through a seemingly infinite amount of arguments for and against a Creator.
If I was a father and wanted my children to listen to household rules, I would meet with them face to face and speak with them clearly and specifically within my imperfect, earthly ability, NOT write the rules in a book (these rules being convoluted and open to interpretation) and then disappear from their lives forever which it seems is what this Creator has done, and this supposedly from a perfect being. One could argue justifiably that this Creator did not disappear since they didn't even make their presence known in an undeniable way in the first place.