No, Einstein Wasn’t Religious

In the beginning there was nothing — just God. Before the book of Genesis
there were no humans and therefore no human suffering. In fact there was no
suffering whatsoever since God Himself was the only thing in existence, and
He is perfect.

So in a pristine world completely devoid of pain God decided to create a
life form. He created a flawed Adam and Eve, as well as the serpent/Angel
who took advantage of those flaws.
In short, He created every single actor on the stage, complete with
strengths and weaknesses, all with the benefit of complete omniscience and
flawless execution. In other words, every single one of our flaws and weaknesses was given to
us on purpose.

Why did God create an entire race of people that He knew
for absolute certain would suffer horribly? Due to the benefit of
omniscience there was no question. God knew exactly what Eve and Adam would
choose. How could He not know given the fact that he designed each
person in flawless detail?

So in the beginning there was no suffering. Now, in God’s world, there is
unspeakable suffering. The argument that God was offering an eternity of
happiness is not a defense simply because we didn’t exist at all in the
first place.
It would have been immoral to create us with even one iota of chance that
we would suffer, but for God it was a guarantee!

From God’s perspective there is no choice on our part; there is only
certainty. Free will doesn’t apply because God knew what choice we’d make
before he even set things into motion.
There was no choice because he controlled all the variables (our
weaknesses and the temptations) AND knew the outcome.

So man did not commit the original sin. All we did was play along
precisely as God already knew we would. The true original sin was creating
us in the first place and putting us into a situation where we had no option
but to suffer.: