[Trent Harvey, Jr.]

Google tested the waters with their glorification of evolutionist Howie Mandel. Now they're getting worse, glorifying some french matheist named Pierre de Fermat. Apart from being french and with a hippie hairstyle, this deviant was into a form of autism called "mathematics", a field that invents all sorts of unBiblical nonsense. Some mathmeticians even believe "God is in the numbers". Despite the fact that nobody can see, hear, smell or touch numbers, nobody has ever taken a photo of a number or captured one to put in a museum or zoo. In short, math sounds exactly like something some con-artist would invent, and until evidence that number exist arrive, we'll have to assume that's the case.

Of course, kids need to learn some math, for example a caddy has to know where hole 10 is, and the cashier at Wal-Mart has to be able to count how many bags of pork rinds are in your cart. But once you're into "theorems" you know you're being conned by someone who likes to make up invisible things and then use peer pressure on you, Emperor's New Clothes style, to make you believe it.

As for who this Pierre the Fermented guy is, the only info I could find was in written in that Math gobbledegook (especially the gook part, math is mostly an asian obsession). I did noticed that he hung around with gamblers. Not the good Wall Street kind, nor "casting lots" as in Joshua 18:10, but the kind God hates - card and dice type gamblers. (Bible quotation forthcoming - obviously the Bible condemns gambling somewhere, I just haven't found the passage yet).

Why math is as bad as evolution

I Kings 7:23-26 tells us that pi is 3. Not 3.14whatever-mathmetiticans-have-made-up-today...Just a good, simple 3. The kind of number that was good enough for my granddaddy and is good enough for me.

But mathematicians, like evolutionists, are calling God a liar. Every time someone sees a circle, they will be reminded to hate Jesus.

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