Dot Dot Dot Infinity Plus God Equals Folly James A Lindsay
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Dot Dot Dot Infinity Plus God Equals Folly

Author: James A Lindsay
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Book Title
Dot Dot Dot Infinity Plus God Equals Folly
Author
James A Lindsay
Book Condition
GOOD - covered with clear adhesive plastic book covering; previous owners name. Some small marks to top edge of first few pages (coffee?) and closed edge of pages. No damage to pages.
ISBN
9780956694898
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Onus Books
Year Published
2013
Infinity and God have been close bedfellows over the recent millennia of human thought. But this is James A. Lindsay's point. These two ideas are thought; mere concepts. Lindsay shows, in a concise and readable manner, that infinity is an abstraction. In doing so, he illustrates that, in all likelihood, so is God, with his supposed infinite properties. This book is about math. It is about God. It is about stressing the importance of not confusing these two ideas with reality. Never the twain shall meet.

Infinity and God have been close bedfellows over the recent millennia of human thought. But this is James A. Lindsay's point. These two ideas are thought; mere concepts. Lindsay shows, in a concise and readable manner, that infinity is an abstraction. In doing so, he illustrates that, in all likelihood, so is God, with his supposed infinite properties.

This book is about math. It is about God. It is about stressing the importance of not confusing these two ideas with reality. Never the twain shall meet.

Infinity and God have been close bedfellows over the recent millennia of human thought. But this is James A. Lindsay's point. These two ideas are thought; mere concepts. Lindsay shows, in a concise and readable manner, that infinity is an abstraction. In doing so, he illustrates that, in all likelihood, so is God, with his supposed infinite properties.

This book is about math. It is about God. It is about stressing the importance of not confusing these two ideas with reality. Never the twain shall meet.