Eckhart Tolle describes Einstein's view of God as a vast intelligence that dwarfs human understanding. Einstein saw our systematic thinking as insignificant compared to this greater force, and unlike many scientists, he stayed humble about what we can actually know.
When Albert Einstein, a scientist, was asked about his religious beliefs or God, he described it as an intelligence of such superiority that all the systematic thinking and acting of human beings is an utterly insignificant reflection. Many scientists have a big ego and they cannot admit that they don't understand the universe. Einstein had the humility to see that there is a vast intelligence surrounding us.
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