In my last post we talked about Albert Einstein's unrestrained enthusiasm for Jesus. His verve for “the luminous figure of the Nazarene” was extraordinary, especially for someone who was not, as far as we know, a Christian. Einstein spoke of Jesus in such ebullient terms that it's hard not to admire his fervor and

  Albert Einstein is generally regarded as one of the greatest intellects the world has ever known. Even today, more than sixty-two years after his death, his brilliance seems to border on the ineffable. And his name, perhaps more than any other, is synonymous with genius. If you were to get me in a room and ask me what I know