Rare Einstein letter: Science ‘supersedes’ Bible’s creation story

The 1950 missive, valued at $125,000, is for sale.

(AP file photo) This 1954 photo shows physicist Albert Einstein in Princeton, N.J. A letter he wrote to Jewish students rebutting the Torah's creation account is for sale.

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