Is God a mathematician? Mathematics explains the laws of creation...

Is God a mathematician? Mathematics explains the laws of creation. The universe is best explained through the mathematical models of either relativity or quantum mechanics (neither have been reconciled yet as far as I understand). Why doesn't God reveal the laws of the universe to us then?

Attached: hqdefault.jpg (480x360, 134.69K)

Other urls found in this thread:

youtu.be/SrU9YDoXE88?t=12m16s
twitter.com/SFWRedditVideos

God is beyond a mathematician, because God created math. Mathematicians are mortal.

If he is, he's one hell of a sloppy mathematician.

God is the greatest mathematician

Wait then how is there the Trinity? The Trinity is the quantity of members in God, how can there be quantity in God if God created quantity? In fact, how can God even be one if one is a quantity? How can God be any number if numbers are created?

Some things in life you will never fully understand. But in the next life you will have all eternity to know drawer closer and learn these things.

If we follow Aristotle on this, then we can say that quantity isn't a thing in itself (qua being) but rather a relation between things that do have a particular mode of existence which is exactly what the Trinity is. Therefore in some sense it cannot be said that mathematics was really created by God since it doesn't exist within itself, it is rather a logical property of things that exist within relation to one another. God exists, and God as a thing that exists within himself operates within the realm of logic, and God in fact predicates himself according to St. Thomas Aquinas so therefore God is logic unto himself and operates accordingly.

Attached: d27.png (645x729, 74.68K)

He did, Christ is Logos.

math explains how objects travel through space and change over time, that's about it. It doesn't explain subjectivity, morality, human relations, meaning, life, death, judgment, love, hate, good, evil, sickness, health, etc…It doesn't touch upon things that actually matter to us, only things that matter very little.