Abstract
The most influential physicist of the 20th century considered his scientific activity to be a contribution to cosmic religion. Starting from his own writings, the article presents Einstein's religious views and questions the extent to which his pantheistic convictions can provide the necessary foundations for human knowledge and action.
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