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{{See also|Math and God}}

{{See also|Math and God}}

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.

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. '''''Every prime number from 2 through 41 is mentioned in 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.