Has anyone ever changed their minds?

Well, this is similar to the question, "Did Einstein believe in God". Rather funnily, I came across two sites; One claimed that Einstein didn't believe in God, the other very much did.....Which is frustrating for a truth searcher like me. You see, I wouldn't mind either way, it just interests me as to what a fascinating mind would think of such things. So, Is mike the wiz an evo or not? ...It will be pondered over for many centuries.All I'll say is that I do think God created this universe, but he didn' tell me how he done it.

ROFL. You look like Yoda on the floor there. Tee hee hee, contemplating the force required to wipe out all fundies.I have no pictures of my evil wizbit on the internet. But pray tell, how do you imagine I would look? As for Einstein(oops, I've started this topic drift), Paul/sidelined. I guess it would be great if there was a piece of videotape with him explaining what he actually thought or meant by God. I hear from Sidelined's quote that he doesn't believe in a "personal God", but that doesn't mean he didn't believe in an impersonal one does it?....You see. it's started already, Lam says he did, and you guys say he was more atheistic. Ho hum.

" I cannot prove to you that there is no personal God "I suppose that is acceptable to me, after what I said to Lam about not being able to prove Christ.So...how much do you agree with the things he says? Funnily enough, he seems to suggest that morals are no concern to God, but for us only. Yet God is still perfect. I've got to use that argument the next time I'm defending the OT.