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Gödel had a happy childhood, and was called 'Mr. Why' by his family, due to his numerous questions. He was baptized as a Lutheran, and re-mained a theist (a believer in a personal God) throughout his life.
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: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)Godel was not unmoved by religious concerns. On the contrary, his library included many books and tracts devoted to various religious sects; among his notebooks are two devoted to theology; and in a shorthand manuscript found in his Nachlaß he remarked that "Die Religionen sind zum größten Teil schlecht , aber nicht die Religion." ("Religions are for the most part bad, but not religion itself.")
Godel was not unmoved by religious concerns. On the contrary, his library included many books and tracts devoted to various religious sects; among his notebooks are two devoted to theology; and in a shorthand manuscript found in his Nachlaß he remarked that "Die Religionen sind zum größten Teil schlecht , aber nicht die Religion." ("Religions are for the most part bad, but not religion itself.")
the Mathematics department at the University of Notre Dame was host ... for a single semester in the spring of 1939 [to] Kurt Gödel
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