Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
5-30-2015
Abstract
I see the most mathematically significant verse as Deut. 6:4 where God says He is ONE. (And I don’t believe that it is an accident that the greatest commandment to love God with all we are immediately follows.) What is the concept of “one” in relationship to God? Is God dependent on the concept of “one?” What if “one” is ultimately always a comparison going back to God? God is also commonly viewed as infinite. How is this connected to our understanding of the mathematical continuum? Could this help us see how God is foundational both to discrete and continuous mathematics? These and related topics and questions will be explored.
Recommended Citation
Kiteck, Daniel, "God: One" (2015). ACMS Conference Proceedings 2015. 10.
https://pillars.taylor.edu/acms-2015/10
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