Albert Einstein’s research in 1917 continually showed that space, matter, and time began from nothing. He became bothered and, in his words, “irritated” with his discoveries because they were taking him right to the unavoidable proof of a supernatural Supreme Being. As a result of his being bothered by these results, he sought to circumvent the idea of God by dividing by zero in his formulas, which was noticed by his colleagues in the 1920s who were checking his data.

Then Edwin Hubble in 1931 invited Einstein out to the Mount Wilson Observatory in California to show Einstein about his discovery of the universe’s expansion and that what Einstein discovered mathematically in his calculations could be seen physically in that space, matter, and time truly came from nothing. Einstein, after looking through the telescope, became convinced of God’s existence and then determined that he must discover the “mind of God” in his scientific research. His theory of relativity has time after time backed up scientific research that concludes there has to be a Creator of the universe and his theory is accurate to more than five decimal points.