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The New Testament gave infinity a theological basis that led to an acceptance of it by the secular world, after philosophers had rejected it.
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The [[Bible]] was the inspiration for [[set theory]] and other accomplishments in [[math]].  The greatest mathematicians, including [[Bernard Riemann]], [[Georg Cantor]], [[Kurt Gödel]], and [[John von Neumann]], were avid readers of the Bible.
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The [[Bible]] was the inspiration for [[set theory]] and other breakthroughs in [[math]].  The [[New Testament]] gave [[infinity]] a theological basis that led to an acceptance of it by the secular world, after philosophers had rejected it.  The greatest mathematicians, including [[Bernard Riemann]], [[Georg Cantor]], [[Kurt Gödel]], and [[John von Neumann]], were avid readers of the Bible.
    
Enormous potential exists for additional mathematical discoveries based on insights gleaned from the Bible.
 
Enormous potential exists for additional mathematical discoveries based on insights gleaned from the Bible.
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