Mine would have to be either Pascal, Newton, or Leibniz.
Is this question trolling as well?
What questions am I allowed to ask here?
Is this question trolling as well?
What questions am I allowed to ask here?
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Who Is Your Favorite Christian Mathematician?
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Muhammad ibn Mūsā al-khwārizmī.
Blatant trolling.
Pascal, Newton, and Leibniz have nothing to do with mathematics?
spidergoat
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"Two plus two is four in every language except God's..."
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This is a mathematics thread. Stop.
Don't be stupid. Logic error.
I'm being stupid? You're the one saying there is no such thing as a Christian mathematician. Logic error indeed.
Whats Gods answer?
No wonder they have to strictly segregate the forums. Atheists act like children. I suspect most atheists are children.
(Douglas Adams "Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy")Is he a true Christian or Not? Does he believe in the Trinity? Whats was his stance on limbo? And does it affect his abilities as a mathematician?
You don't get it, DT.
Whether he's a christian or a jolly cannibal worshipping Great Huba doesn't matter or affect the laws of mathematics, i.e., 1+1 is still 2 no matter in what he believes, hence his beliefs are irrelevant to his skills as a mathematician.
You ain't as deep as you say.
Whether he's a christian or a jolly cannibal worshipping Great Huba doesn't matter or affect the laws of mathematics, i.e., 1+1 is still 2 no matter in what he believes, hence his beliefs are irrelevant to his skills as a mathematician.
You ain't as deep as you say.
You probably think Pascal, Newton, and Leibniz "don't get it" either.
spidergoat
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