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I was an atheist until found God through mathematics?

Here is a mathematical proof that God exists. We all know you cannot deny mathematics and so this proof is certain. Warning: this might be too intellectually advanced for some atheists as it employs the technique of bilateral binary bifurcation which is a form of higher mathematics generally used only by specialists.

Let X = god exists

Let Y = god does not exist

Existence is greater than non-existence so assign X = 1, Y= 0

Evaluate the quantitative relationship between the integers: X > Y

We know that X= god exists and since X > Y therefore God exists.

I trust this finally puts an end to any question about whether god exists or not as there can now be no doubt.

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  • ?
    Lv 7
    5 years ago
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    Good point that logic only extends to the conclusions implied by the premise(s).

    Restating one's premise has got to be at least 99.8% of all "logic" and "reason" one encounters.

    If people knew they were just doing circular reasoning....well, people would be more humble if they had a clue on that.

  • Well, gee, if it was just that simple and required "math" of just a few lines, why isn't this all over the news that proof has been found?

    Maybe because it's not proof, and math used to try to prove a deity would probably be miles long...? Before people gave up that is and realized that a deity is false and therefor can't be proven.

  • 5 years ago

    Fascinating.

    Now, how about mathematical proof that this God is the God of the Bible and or Q'ran?

    How about mathematical proof that this God is Zeus, Odin, Jupiter, or any other Beings rumored to be the Most Important of the Gods?

    How about mathematical proof that this God gives a crap about whether or not we believe in Him/Her/It/Them?

  • 5 years ago

    But if "god exists" is assigned 1, then "2 gods exist" should be 2.

    And though mathematical induction, it therefore must imply that there should be an infinite number of gods that exist.

    Which one should be worshiped today?

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  • 5 years ago

    Since you are so good at algebra tell me the probability of an explosion of nothing into particles and gases spanning out into new space compressing together in various general locations to form universes with one universe that perfectly established revolving planets had water on it when space has no oxygen.

    Sorry. I can't even type this pile of fermented poo

    Creation is more probable by a spaghetti monster that transends time and space.

  • 5 years ago

    This is tough. It's pretty good proof. But I think I like the crazier idea that just because a book is 2,000 years old that it's automatically correct, and clearly there weren't crazy people thousands of years ago who could have written it, just like gays didn't exist then either.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Hahahahaha

  • ?
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    What is the mathematical probability evolution? Most folks tend to ignore it. The most obvious one is that X equals both "1" and "God exists" at the same time.

  • 5 years ago

    Since you seem to be a mathematician extraordinaire. What is the mathematical probability evolution? Most folks tend to ignore it. Will you?

  • 5 years ago

    This entirely depends on your arbitrary assignment of values to X and Y. And your subjective claim that existence is "greater" than nonexistence. What do you mean by "greater"?

    This argument could be used to prove that anything exists. I could use it to prove that Earth actually orbits 4 suns instead of 1, because 4 > 1.

    I like the attempt. Try again :)

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