Quote by Albert Einstein

God is clever, but not dishonest.

God is clever, but not dishonest.

Summary

This quote suggests that although God possesses great intelligence and cunning, He does not resort to deceit or dishonesty in His actions. It implies that there is a moral integrity within God's intelligence, indicating that His wisdom and cleverness are guided by honesty and truthfulness. This belief emphasizes the idea that God's attributes, including His intellect, are aligned with moral values, fostering trust and faith in His intentions and actions.

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By Albert Einstein

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