**Or, What makes a Genius?**
According to Einstein:
'Science, art, religion, ethics etc are motivated by wonderment in the ‘Mystery of the Sublime’'.
What did he mean by this?
The talk will explore Einstein's life and unique way of looking at the world, and the insights that resulted.
What were his ideas on the development of thought and belief.
We will look at his understanding of religion, and it's relationship to science, turning the usual science - religion argument on it's head.

(note: this isn't a science lecture, so there won't be any maths (unless you want some!)).

The event runs from 2.00 – 3.30 p.m. at the English Language Centre, Salisbury Road, Hove BN3 2GB.

Reserve your place:
07501324150 or
[philosophysussex@fses.org](http://philosophysussex@fses.org/)

David Taylor

PHILOSOPHY CAFE

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Free Talk: Einstein and the Mystery of the Sublime. With David Taylor

ELC Brighton - English language school

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