Nuggets from Cosmos, Creator, and Human Destiny

Vladimir Lenin was as rabid an atheist and materialist as Dawkins and the other “Four Horsemen.” He hated God to the extent that whenever the thought arose, it threw him into an uncontrollable rage. One problem, however, plagued him all of his troubled life: how did the idea of God invade the human brain? He correctly understood that it was impossible even to think of anything that did not exist. For example, no one can conceive of a new prime color for the rainbow.