[Faith_Machine]

Re: Mathematics and God?

Have you accepted Jesus Christ as you personal savior, or haven't you? That's far more important than any of your drug-fueled musings about the nature of the universe.

[A Follower]

Re: Mathematics and God?

Simply the elegance and the fact that the universe is bound by it.

I apologize for quoting incorrectly.

What evidence do you have that the universe is bound by mathematics? And always was and will be? You have none because as I've told you before you cannot know the universe.

In reality mathematics is an esoteric subject without any practical applicability, learning it or any part of it is simply a waste of time. Time better spent on learning about God.

Some counter proofs to mathematics:
If you have a bucket of water and add another bucketload of water to it, according to mathematics you would have 1+1=2 bucketloads of water, the universe disagrees, the bucket will still contain only a single bucketload of water. Only if God had wanted it to, it could have had two.

The Bible tells us pi is exactly 3 in 1 Kings 7:23. You mathematicians are after thousands of years of trying still no closer to finding the right formula for pi, you guys always end up with a number that is too high. That proves God doesn't conform to your silly pretend mind games about how the universe should look, He only cares about Himself and His followers.

[Pim Pendergast]

Re: Mathematics and God?

I still don't see how math can explain God. How does it shed light on the Trinity?

1 Jn 5:7 For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.

1 + 1 + 1 = 1

[MathTechScienceTurd]

Re: Mathematics and God?

Again, just because the Bible says something, doesn't make it 100% literal or accurate. A circle with radius 5 is equal to 10pi. Maybe your pi=3 theory is an APPROXIMATION. Way back in the day, they didn't have the tools to accurately define a value for pi. And 3 is technically a correct approximation, however not very accurate.

I did know those stories, and just listing a number isn't math.

Also, I'm drug free, and proud. Are you? Maybe you were tripping on acid when you decided pi=3?

[MathTechScienceTurd]

Re: Mathematics and God?

I still don't see how math can explain God. How does it shed light on the Trinity?

1 Jn 5:7 For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.

1 + 1 + 1 = 1

I am not saying that mathematics will explain God. Only he can. I am saying that mathematics can explain the language in which he created the universe in. Not the language to describe it, but the language to create it.

And the divine trinity coming together as one would be:

1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1

[Zechariah Smyth]

Re: Mathematics and God?

I am not saying that mathematics will explain God. Only he can. I am saying that mathematics can explain the language in which he created the universe in. Not the language to describe it, but the language to create it.

And the divine trinity coming together as one would be:

1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 = 1

So Jesus is 1/3, God is 1/3, and the Holy Ghost is 1/3. By your own definition, 1/3 + 1/3 now equals 1!

(John 10:30) "I and my Father are one."

See? The Glory of God cannot be circumscribed by the constructs of Man.



YiC,

Zech

[James Hutchins]

Re: Mathematics and God?

Friend, while I can appreciate your efforts, you are putting the cart before the horse.

God does not need math. He does not need anything. He creates. Nothing is impossible for him, even the impossible.

You people have take His magnificent accomplishments and are trying to pervert it to suit your concept of how things are and should be. Your round peg will never fit inside His square hole.

Imagine the unfathomable, now cube it. Cube it again an infinite number of times, 100 times a day. Once eternity is reached, you'll be half way there.

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Mathematics and God?

A circle with radius 5 is equal to 10pi.

No it is not. Spacetime is curved, as everyone who is properly homeschooled knows, so what you are mentioning here is only a theoretic approximation. Not to mention you forgot to mention you are trying to calculate the circumference here, what you actually wrote makes no sense.

So clearly you suck at science and I used arguments here to indisputably prove that, so there is no escape left for you but admitting you are utterly incompetent. This is in line with Romans 3:10 which also states that you are completely worthless.

I hope my constructive criticism here stimulates you to start doing some serious Bible study.

[MathTechScienceTurd]

Re: Mathematics and God?

So Jesus is 1/3, God is 1/3, and the Holy Ghost is 1/3. By your own definition, 1/3 + 1/3 now equals 1!

[SIZE=4] (John 10:30) "I and my Father are one."[/S



YiC,

Zech

That is not what I'm saying! Those are parts of the trinity but 2/3.
1/3 + 1/3 = 2/3

[MathTechScienceTurd]

Re: Mathematics and God?

Friend, while I can appreciate your efforts, you are putting the cart before the horse.

God does not need math. He does not need anything. He creates. Nothing is impossible for him, even the impossible.

You people have take His magnificent accomplishments and are trying to pervert it to suit your concept of how things are and should be. Your round peg will never fit inside His square hole.

Imagine the unfathomable, now cube it. Cube it again an infinite number of times, 100 times a day. Once eternity is reached, you'll be half way there.

I understand that he does not need math. What I'm claiming is he invented math to be the language of the universe.
To clarify, I'm saying that he created the universe. Maybe the language he used to create translates over to mathematics for us.

[Zechariah Smyth]

Re: Mathematics and God?

That is not what I'm saying! Those are parts of the trinity but 2/3.
1/3 + 1/3 = 2/3

Friend, you stated unequivocally in this post right here that each of the parts of the Trinity are exactly equal to 1/3.

I have now provided Scripture that uses another verse to show that Jesus + The Father (AKA God) = 1.

Simple algebraic substitution reveals that, according to YOUR math, 1/3 + 1/3 = 1.

Stop moving the goalposts, PLEASE.

[Cranky Old Man]

Re: Mathematics and God? Musings from a junkie.

I see you chose to ignore my carefully crafted post, no doubt because you are ashamed of yourself. I will repeat:

A circle with radius 5 is equal to 10pi.

No it is not. Spacetime is curved, as everyone who is properly homeschooled knows, so what you are mentioning here is only a theoretic approximation. Not to mention you forgot to mention you are trying to calculate the circumference here, what you actually wrote makes no sense.

So clearly you suck at science and I used arguments here to indisputably prove that, so there is no escape left for you but admitting you are utterly incompetent. This is in line with Romans 3:10 which also states that you are completely worthless.

I hope my constructive criticism here stimulates you to start doing some serious Bible study.

[James Hutchins]

Re: Mathematics and God?

I understand that he does not need math. What I'm claiming is he invented math to be the language of the universe.
To clarify, I'm saying that he created the universe. Maybe the language he used to create translates over to mathematics for us.

No friend, God gave us math so change could be made at stores. So builders could build houses. Wives would have half a chance of getting a recipie right.
He never intended people to take His Gifts, twist them and change them to do things He clearly never wanted them to be used for. The simple and obvious proof of this is the utter failure of 'science' to explain everything with math. Each time a wall is met, they 'invent something new' to get around it. Like 1=3 on a Tuesday in January.
The only Language God approves of is His favorite, and that is American.

[John Allen]

Re: Mathematics and God?

Fractions aren't even whole numbers, so you are saying that God is not whole? 2 Samuel 22:31 Check this out. His way is perfect, therefore God is perfect as we all know. Something can't be perfect if it's not whole

[MathTechScienceTurd]

Re: Mathematics and God? Musings from a junkie.

I see you chose to ignore my carefully crafted post, no doubt because you are ashamed of yourself. I will repeat:

No it is not. Spacetime is curved, as everyone who is properly homeschooled knows, so what you are mentioning here is only a theoretic approximation. Not to mention you forgot to mention you are trying to calculate the circumference here, what you actually wrote makes no sense.

So clearly you suck at science and I used arguments here to indisputably prove that, so there is no escape left for you but admitting you are utterly incompetent. This is in line with Romans 3:10 which also states that you are completely worthless.

I hope my constructive criticism here stimulates you to start doing some serious Bible study.

No, because you gave no argument. "Spacetime is curved" adds nothing. You are obviously too much of an incompetent moron to argue with.