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A number is an abstract concept used for counting or measuring. There are many kinds of numbers: [[prime numbers]], [[composite numbers]], [[rational numbers]], [[real numbers]], [[imaginary numbers]], [[complex numbers]], and [[transcendental numbers]]. These beliefs and belief in [[numerology]] is generally not considered compatible with  [[Christian]] beliefs.
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A number is an abstract concept used for counting or measuring. There are many kinds of numbers: [[prime numbers]], [[composite numbers]], [[rational numbers]], [[real numbers]], [[imaginary numbers]], [[complex numbers]], and [[transcendental numbers]]. Belief in [[numerology]] is generally not considered compatible with  [[Christian]] beliefs.
  
 
Numbers is also a book of the [[Bible]]. It is the fourth book.
 
Numbers is also a book of the [[Bible]]. It is the fourth book.
 
[[category:mathematics]]
 
[[category:mathematics]]

Revision as of 17:11, May 13, 2007

A number is an abstract concept used for counting or measuring. There are many kinds of numbers: prime numbers, composite numbers, rational numbers, real numbers, imaginary numbers, complex numbers, and transcendental numbers. Belief in numerology is generally not considered compatible with Christian beliefs.

Numbers is also a book of the Bible. It is the fourth book.