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A Mathematician Explains Why The Arguments for God Just Don't Add Up

It never ceases to amaze me how prideful and arrogant some are who think they know more than God. And this author attempts it because he's a mathematician. It's known man only uses 10% plus or minus a bit of his brain and yet attempt to go against The Creator in knowledge and wisdom. The natural man vs. a Supernatural God. It's laughable. The author is so pumped up about himself; yet, without the grace of God he couldn't take his next breath. Fools, indeed!

[NRPM]

That bit about how we only use 10% of our brain is an old wives’ tale.

I haven’t read this book but Innumeracy was good.

[Cvengr]

"They leave aside the prior question of how He arose."

If the author were consistent in his mental rigor, he would ask himself, 'why is it that that they believe in Him first, while those who don't believe in Him, believe in their own thinking first?' Both groups believe in inerrancy. The Christian in the inerrancy of the Word of God, and the unbeliever in the inerrancy of the human heart.