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'''Zero''' (written <math>0</math>) is the complete absence of something.  It can also be defined as being [[infinity|infinitely]] small.

'''Zero''' (written <math>0</math>) is the complete absence of something.  It can also be defined as being [[infinity|infinitely]] small.  It can also represent humility, and self-denial.  It can be an effective concept against greed and addiction.

Zero was introduced conceptually by [[Jesus]] before mathematicians recognized it.  His parable of about the repeated yield of zero in connection with the sower of the seed is an explanation of logic in how everything times zero is still zero.  In contrast, infinity is still infinity no matter what is subtracted or divided from it.  This same parable is retold in all three synoptic [[Gospels]], at Matthew 13:1-23, Mark 4:1-20, and Luke 8:1-15.

Zero was introduced conceptually by [[Jesus]] before mathematicians recognized it.  His parable of about the repeated yield of zero in connection with the sower of the seed is an explanation of logic in how everything times zero is still zero.  In contrast, infinity is still infinity no matter what is subtracted or divided from it.  This same parable is retold in all three synoptic [[Gospels]], at Matthew 13:1-23, Mark 4:1-20, and Luke 8:1-15.