"I will not utter a word in it's defense"

In the early 1900’s, Arnold Sommerfeld had trouble accepting Einstein's theory of relativity. He was skeptical.

So Einstein replied to Sommerfelds skepticism on a postcard dated February 8, 1916. Einstein wrote, “You will be convinced of the general theory of relativity as soon as you have studied it. Therefore I will not utter a word in its defense."¹

Likewise, it is not rational nor intelligent to disbelieve something you have never actually read. So if you have trouble believing the Bible to be God’s Word, all I ask is that you find out for yourself by reading it.

Endnote

Antonina Vallentin, The Drama of Albert Einstein (Garden City: Doubleday, 1954), 70.